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You need to convert an existing JSON template to Bicep by using built-in tooling. Which command do you run from the terminal?
bicep build 'path/file.json'
az bicep decompile 'path/file.json'
bicep convert 'path/file.json'
You need to export a deployed Azure resource to an ARM template. What steps do you take to complete this task?
In the Azure portal, go to the resource that you want to export, select Export template, and then select Download to save a copy of the template.
In the Azure portal, go to the resource group that you want to export, select Export template, and then select Download to save a copy of the template.
In the Azure portal, select Create a resource, enter template in the search box, and then select Template deployment from Azure Marketplace.
Which of the following statements about exporting templates in the Azure portal is true?
You can use the export template function to create a complete export of any Azure resource, and you can use it to redeploy resources.
You can use the export template function to export the entire contents of your Azure subscription.
The export template function doesn't always perform a complete export of an Azure resource. It should be used as a reference point when you build your templates.
Which of the following statements is true?
The ARM template what-if operation deploys a template to your Azure environment in a temporary state.
The ARM template what-if operation provides information about how resources will change if you deploy a template.
You access the ARM template what-if operation in the Azure portal, and you use it to deploy templates to management groups.
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