Aether Energy is planning to deploy a web application in the East US region. The deployment must guarantee a virtual machine uptime SLA and distribute incoming traffic across the virtual machines. The design includes virtual machines named VM-Web1 and VM-Web2.
Which actions should you perform to meet the requirements? Select .
- Deploy VM-Web1 and VM-Web2 to separate Availability Zones.Answer
- BDeploy VM-Web1 and VM-Web2 inside a new Availability Set named AvSet-Web.
- Deploy an Azure Standard Load Balancer to distribute the traffic.Answer
- DDeploy an Azure Basic Load Balancer to distribute the traffic.
- ECreate a new Availability Set that spans multiple Availability Zones and deploy both VMs to it.
Answer
To meet the SLA requirement and distribute traffic, you must deploy the virtual machines to separate Availability Zones and use an Azure Standard Load Balancer.
To achieve a uptime SLA for virtual machines, the VMs must be deployed across at least two Availability Zones in the same region. Additionally, distributing traffic to VMs across different zones requires a Standard Load Balancer, as the Basic SKU does not support zone-spanning backend pools.
Step-by-Step Solution
Key Concept
Deploying virtual machines across Availability Zones with a Standard Load Balancer to achieve a SLA.