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    PracticeAzure Solutions Architect Expert (AZ-305)Azure Solutions Architect Expert AZ-305 Practice Exam 2Question 50
    Medium1 markMultiple Choice
    Domain 4.4: Network SolutionsDomain 4Private LinkNetwork SecurityPaaS Connectivity

    AZ-305 · Question 50 · Domain 4.4: Network Solutions

    You have an Azure Virtual Network (VNet) containing several Virtual Machines.

    The VMs need to access an Azure Storage account to read configuration files. The security team mandates that traffic between the VNet and the Storage account must NOT traverse the public internet. Furthermore, the VMs must only be able to access this specific Storage account, and access to any other Azure Storage accounts must be blocked at the network level.

    Which feature should you implement?

    Answer options:

    A.

    Service Endpoints

    B.

    Azure Private Link (Private Endpoint)

    C.

    Network Security Groups (NSGs) with Service Tags

    D.

    VNet Peering

    How to approach this question

    Differentiate between Service Endpoints (grants access to the whole service) and Private Endpoints (grants access to a specific resource instance).

    Full Answer

    B.Azure Private Link (Private Endpoint)✓ Correct
    Azure Private Link (via Private Endpoints) is the most secure way to connect to Azure PaaS services. It assigns a private IP address from your VNet directly to the specific Azure Storage account. This ensures traffic never leaves the private network. Crucially, because the connection is mapped to a specific resource instance, it inherently prevents data exfiltration to other storage accounts. Service Endpoints, by default, open the VNet to all instances of the service.

    Common mistakes

    Choosing Service Endpoints. While Service Endpoints keep traffic on the Azure backbone, they do not easily restrict access to a *single* storage account without additional complex configurations.
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