Basic Web API MCQ

A state server

A local database

ASP.NET session state

Profile properties

The startup is cancelled and the role does not start.

The On Stop method automatically runs.

The startup task goes to the lowest security setting and continues to run, if possible.

The startup role consumes the error during its load; if there is no event handler configured, it is set to Handled as the task completes.

Starting and supporting a logging application for use by the Worker role

Creating an always-running service that periodically makes HTTP calls to other websites to determine their availability

Creating and starting a messaging service that will work in parallel with the Web role to manage queued messages

All of the above

None of the above

if (Request.Headers["Accept-Encoding"].Contains("gzip"))

{

return new GZipStream(System.IO.File.OpenRead(videoId),CompressionMode.Compress);

}

return new GZipStream(System.IO.File.OpenRead(videoId), CompressionMode.Compress);

if (Request.ContentEncoding.BodyName == "application/x-gzip")

{

return new GZipStream(System.IO.File.OpenRead(videoId), CompressionMode.Compress);

}

Memory stream = new MemoryStream();

new GZipStream(System.IO.File.OpenRead(videoId), CompressionMode.Compress).CopyTo(stream);

return stream;

Create several web tests that exercise all parts of the application, including all static pages. Run these tests in a constant load at various levels to see the effect on performance.

Create several web tests that exercise all parts of the application, including all static pages. Run these tests in a step approach up to the maximum expected number of users. This will give you an idea of the load one server can handle.

Create several web tests that exercise all parts of the application, including all static pages. Run these tests in a goal-based approach in which the percent of CPU usage and percent of memory usage metrics are set to the company standard maximums. Evaluate how many users it takes to reach the maximum levels.

Create several web tests that exercise only the dynamic parts of the application, ignoring all static content. Run these tests in a goal-based approach in which the percent of CPU usage and percent of memory usage metrics are set to the company standard maximums. Evaluate how many users it takes to reach these maximum levels.

CPU sampling in the Performance Wizard

Memory allocation in the Performance Wizard

Resource contention data in the Performance Wizard

Tracing from the System. Diagnostics namespace that logs the times of web service call and web service return

aspnet_regiis -pd "Web.Config" -app "/MachineDPAPI" -prov "RsaProtectedConfigurationProvider"

aspnet_regiis -pd "ConnectionStrings" -app "/MachineDPAPI" -prov "RsaProtectedConfigurationProvider"

aspnet_regiis -pe "Web.Config"-app "/MachineDPAPI" -prov "RsaProtectedConfigurationProvider"

aspnet_regiis -pe "ConnectionStrings" -app "/MachineDPAPI" -prov "RsaProtectedConfigurationProvider"

contig.Forniatters.)sonForrnatter.SupportedMediaTypes.Add(new  MediaTypeHeaderValue("application/json"));

config.Formatters.XMLFormatter.SupportedMediaTypes.Add (new MediaTypeHeaderValue('text/html') );

config.Formatters..JsonFormatter.SupportedMediaTypesAdd (new MediaTypeHeaderValue('text/xml") );

config.Formatters.XMLFormatter.SupportedMediaTypes.Add (new MediaTypeHeaderValue("text/xml') );

RoboCopy

xCopy

Web Deploy

Microsoft command-line FTP

Serializable

Repeatable

Read Committed

Read Uncommitted

GET

POST

DELETE

PUT

In the Build Events settings of the project, configure a pre-build event to include the SSL certificate.

Extend the CopyAllFilesToSingleFolder target in the project file.

In the Package/Publish settings of the project, select the All Files in this project option.

Create a web publish pipeline target file with a custom web deploy target.

Create a set of unit tests that repeatedly test certain parts of the application. Run them continuously over a period of time to ensure that the application works as expected.

Create a set of web tests that exercise the application. Set a run load of 50 percent of your pilot users and run them in a constant load testing process to validate the application’s behavior.

Create a set of web tests that exercise the application. Using a step approach, start with a minimal number of users and increase to the total number of users in the pilot program.

Create a set of web tests that exercise the application. Using a goal-based approach, set the process to run to 75 percent CPU utilization. When you reach that point, compare the results with the number of users in the pilot program.

Install a second IIS instance.

Move the content to a Windows Azure CDN.

Implement HTTP caching in the ASP.NET MVC controllers.

Combine the content files by using ASP.NET MVC bundling.