You must protect a production Web App by configuring daily backups that include site content and a connected Azure SQL Database. Backups must be stored in your organization’s general-purpose v2 storage account in a specific container. What should you do?

The first correct option is to generate a SAS token for the target blob container and configure App Service Backup to use this SAS URL. This is the correct method for directing App Service backups to a specific container within a general-purpose v2 storage account, fulfilling the requirement for a custom backup destination. The second correct option, enabling Scheduled backups in the Web App’s Backups blade, setting the frequency to daily, and including the Azure SQL Database, is the core configuration for performing daily backups that encompass both the web app content and its connected database. Azure Backup with a Recovery Services vault is for VMs and other Azure services, not directly for App Service backups to a custom storage container. Continuous deployment is for code deployment, not data backup. A custom Kudu script is unnecessary as App Service provides built-in scheduled backup functionality to custom containers.