An administrator needs to recover a business-critical virtual machine named `vm-sales-prod` by restoring its managed disks and recreating the virtual machine using the system-generated Azure Resource Manager (ARM) template. What is the correct sequence of steps to perform this recovery process?
- 1From the Recovery Services vault, initiate a restore, select a recovery point, and select 'Restore disks' as the restore type.
- 2Wait for the restore job to complete in the vault to generate the restored disks and the deployment template in the target resource group.
- 3Access the template and parameters JSON files from the deployment history of the resource group or the staging storage account.
- 4Run a custom deployment using the template files to provision the new virtual machine connected to the restored disks.
Answer
The correct sequence starts with initiating the restore and selecting 'Restore disks' in the vault, waiting for the backup job to complete, accessing the generated template files, and finally executing a custom deployment using those templates.
The correct order follows the logical process of restoring disks: first, initiating the disk recovery in the vault; second, waiting for the disks and template to be fully generated; third, obtaining the template files; and fourth, deploying the template to recreate the virtual machine.
Step-by-Step Solution
Key Concept
Azure Virtual Machine Recovery and Restore using the 'Restore disks' feature and ARM templates.
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