The correct option is Interactive container shell access.

This capability lets developers open a live shell session inside a running container to run diagnostic commands inspect files view environment variables and observe running processes in real time. That direct access is what you need for hands on debugging and troubleshooting of a microservice while it is running.

Azure Monitor Log Analytics collects and queries log data for analysis and alerting and it does not provide an interactive shell into a running container.

Azure Monitor metrics provides numeric telemetry such as CPU memory and request counts for monitoring and scaling and it cannot execute commands inside a container for live debugging.

Azure Container Registry is a private image repository used to store and manage container images and it does not offer runtime access to containers.

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