An administrator is configuring backups for resources in an Azure subscription named `sub-prod-finance`. The subscription contains the resources shown in the following table:
| Resource name | Resource type | Region |
|---|---|---|
| `rsv-finance-east` | Recovery Services vault | East US |
| `bv-finance-east` | Backup vault | East US |
| `vm-web-east` | Virtual machine | East US |
| `vm-db-west` | Virtual machine | West US |
| `safinanceeast` | Storage account | East US |
| `disk-web-east` | Managed disk | East US |
Which two configurations can the administrator implement? Select two.
- Back up `vm-web-east` to `rsv-finance-east`Answer
- BBack up `vm-db-west` to `rsv-finance-east`
- Back up `disk-web-east` to `bv-finance-east`Answer
- DBack up the storage account `safinanceeast` to `bv-finance-east` by assigning the Reader role on `safinanceeast` to the vault's managed identity
Answer
Back up `vm-web-east` to `rsv-finance-east` and back up `disk-web-east` to `bv-finance-east`
The correct configurations are backing up `vm-web-east` to `rsv-finance-east` and backing up `disk-web-east` to `bv-finance-east`. Virtual machine backups require a Recovery Services vault in the same region as the virtual machine. Since both `vm-web-east` and `rsv-finance-east` are in East US, this configuration is valid. Azure Disk backup is supported by Backup vaults (not Recovery Services vaults), and both `disk-web-east` and `bv-finance-east` are in East US, which is valid.
Step-by-Step Solution
Key Concept
Recovery Services vaults and Backup vaults support different resource types and have strict regional and role-based access control constraints.