A public-radio newsroom wants several HTTP microservices that scale with traffic and require no node-pool administration. Which Azure container host should the developer choose?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Several HTTP services that grow and shrink with listeners, and zero desire to babysit nodes—that is Azure Container Apps. ACI is the simple one-off booth; AKS is the full theater crew you did not ask to manage.
Full Explanation
Azure Container Apps targets managed, scale-to-demand container microservices without requiring developers to administer Kubernetes node pools. ACI fits simple isolated runs more than multi-service scale-out. ACR is only a registry. AKS may underlie Container Apps as a platform, but kubectl and node-pool homework are out of scope as the AZ-204 answer.