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What scenario describes most accurately the benefits of using the what-if operation when you're deploying a resource in Azure?
To validate if an ARM template uses recommended practices at the time of deployment.
To verify the effects and impact of the deployment of the template.
To deploy the template in a sandbox environment in order to validate if the results of the deployment match expected results.
What's the effect of using complete mode when deploying?
Resources that aren't specified in the template are removed.
Existing resources are left unchanged, even if they're not specified in the template.
You're asked to complete the deployment with a yes/no prompt.
A resource is waiting for another resource to finish deploying before deployment can begin.
You have a resource group that contains a storage account named storageaccount1. You have a template file that declares a storage account named storageaccount2. You execute a what-if operation and use the incremental deployment mode. Which of these change types does the what-if operation detect?
storageaccount1
storageaccount2
Delete
Ignore
NoChange
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