Practice question 33 of 180 · medium
An empty workspace hosts the deployment's shared global private endpoint. An administrator wants to delete it because it has no application groups. What is the appropriate review decision?
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- Preserve its discovery role until a planned replacement is working
The workspace can be operationally important without application groups. Account for the shared global discovery endpoint before removing it. Option explanations: A. Replace it with an Azure Files private endpoint: The file endpoint serves storage, not AVD initial discovery. B. Preserve its discovery role until a planned replacement is working: An empty dedicated workspace is recommended for the global endpoint; deleting it can break initial discovery. C. Rely only on host-pool connection endpoints to replace global discovery: Host-pool connection endpoints serve sessions and do not replace the initial global discovery workflow. D. Delete it because only workspaces with desktops can matter: Global discovery is a separate workflow and does not require registered application groups there. Sources: Azure Private Link with Azure Virtual Desktop — https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-desktop/private-link-overview
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