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Exam AZ900 Topics: cloud-concepts Difficulty: easy

A junior developer on the team asks what "serverless" actually means in Azure, after hearing the term in a design review. Which statement is accurate?

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  1. A. It means there are no servers involved anywhere in the process of building and running your code
  2. B. It means your code runs only on your own on-premises hardware, inside the company's own datacenter
  3. C. It's a solution like Azure Functions: you write the code, and the cloud provides the resources to keep it running
  4. D. It means servers are rented by the hour and must be kept running between requests, even when idle or unused
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Correct answer: It's a solution like Azure Functions: you write the code, and the cloud provides the resources to keep it running

Reference: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-functions/functions-overview

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