Azure Administrator (AZ-104) · Free practice question 2 of 12
Registering a resource provider
A deployment of an Azure Container Apps environment to a new subscription at Fallowfield Studios fails with an error stating that the subscription is not registered to use the Microsoft.App namespace. What should you do?
- A.Register the Microsoft.App resource provider in the subscription
- B.Assign the Reader role at the subscription scope
- C.Move the subscription to a different management group
- D.Remove all resource locks from the subscription
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Correct answer: A. Register the Microsoft.App resource provider in the subscription
Why: Resource types are offered by resource providers, which must be registered in a subscription before their resources can be deployed there. Registering Microsoft.App resolves the error. The Reader role grants no deployment rights, and management groups and locks are unrelated to provider registration.
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