An administrator is designing a backup strategy for the following resources in an Azure environment:
| Resource Name | Resource Type | Region | Resource Group | Subscription |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| `vm-ops-prod` | Virtual machine | West US | `rg-west-ops` | `Subscription1` |
| `disk-ops-data` | Managed disk | West US | `rg-west-data` | `Subscription1` |
| `pg-orders-prod` | Azure Database for PostgreSQL | East US | `rg-east-db` | `Subscription2` |
| `share-logs-prod` | Azure File share | East US | `rg-east-storage` | `Subscription2` |
The environment currently contains two vaults:
* A Recovery Services vault named `rsv-west` located in `rg-west-ops` in the `West US` region of `Subscription1`
* A Backup vault named `bv-east` located in `rg-east-db` in the `East US` region of `Subscription2`
Which of the resources can be successfully backed up using only the existing vaults?
- Avm-ops-prod and share-logs-prod only
- Bdisk-ops-data and pg-orders-prod only
- vm-ops-prod and pg-orders-prod onlyAnswer
- Dvm-ops-prod, disk-ops-data, and share-logs-prod only
Answer
Only vm-ops-prod and pg-orders-prod can be backed up using the existing vaults.
The correct answer is the option stating that only vm-ops-prod and pg-orders-prod can be backed up. This is because vm-ops-prod (Azure VM) is in West US and can be backed up to rsv-west (Recovery Services vault in West US). Similarly, pg-orders-prod (PostgreSQL) is in East US and can be backed up to bv-east (Backup vault in East US).
Step-by-Step Solution
Key Concept
Azure Backup vault types (Recovery Services Vault vs. Backup Vault) have distinct resource support matrices and strict regional and subscription alignment constraints.