AdventureWorks wants Azure Front Door Premium to securely reach internal App Service and Storage accounts over Private Link so origins are not exposed to the public internet. Which steps are required to create Private Link origins for Front Door Premium to use the App Service and Storage account?

The correct approach involves creating Private Endpoints for the App Service and Storage within a Virtual Network. These Private Endpoints provide a private IP address for the services, ensuring traffic stays within the Azure backbone. Configuring Private DNS zones and linking them to the VNet allows Front Door Premium to resolve the service's FQDN to its private IP. Finally, registering these private endpoints as Private Link origins in Front Door Premium enables secure, private connectivity, preventing public internet exposure. Incorrect options: Service endpoints provide secure access to Azure services over the Azure backbone but do not offer private IP access from Front Door Premium in the same way Private Link does for origin access. App Service Environment (ASE) provides VNet integration and private IPs for App Services, but the question specifically asks for Private Link origins with Front Door Premium, which ASE alone doesn't fulfill for Storage or direct Front Door integration. Also, Private Link is supported for Front Door origins. VPN peering between Front Door edge POPs and a VNet is not a standard or supported mechanism for Front Door to access Private Endpoints directly. Front Door Premium's Private Link feature handles this integration natively.