You create an alert rule in AzureMonitor as shown in the following exhibit. Which action will trigger an alert?

The Azure Monitor alert rule is configured to trigger based on a specific Activity Log event. The condition explicitly defines the criteria: the Operation name must be Microsoft.Web/serverfarms/delete, and the Status must be Failed. The scope is limited to the ASP-9bb7 resource. The operation Microsoft.Web/serverfarms/delete corresponds to the action of deleting an App Service Plan. Therefore, the alert will only be triggered when an attempt to delete the specific App Service Plan ASP-9bb7 fails.

B. A change to a role assignment is a different operation (e.g., Microsoft.Authorization/roleAssignments/write), not the configured delete operation.

C. A successful deletion would have a status of Succeeded, but the alert rule is explicitly configured to trigger only on a Failed status.

D. Scaling up an App Service Plan is a write operation (Microsoft.Web/serverfarms/write), not the delete operation specified in the alert rule.

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1. Microsoft Learn

Azure Monitor Documentation. "Create

view

and manage activity log alerts in Azure Monitor". This document details the configuration of activity log alert rules

explaining that conditions can be set on specific properties of the event

including the Operation name (e.g.

Microsoft.Compute/virtualMachines/write) and the Status of the operation (e.g.

Started

Failed

Succeeded). The exhibit shows a rule configured for a specific operation and a Failed status.

2. Microsoft Learn

Azure RBAC Documentation. "Azure Resource Manager resource provider operations". This reference lists the specific operations for each resource provider. For the Microsoft.Web provider

it confirms that Microsoft.Web/serverfarms/delete corresponds to "Deletes an App Service plan." It also shows that updating a plan (like scaling) is a write operation

and role assignments fall under the Microsoft.Authorization provider

confirming why options B and D are incorrect.

3. Microsoft Learn

Azure Monitor Documentation. "Azure activity log event schema". This document outlines the structure of an activity log event. It specifies the status property

which indicates the outcome of the operation. The alert rule in the exhibit filters on the value of this property being Failed

which is why a Succeeded operation (Option C) would not trigger it.