You plan to deploy an Azure virtual machine named VM1 in the East US region.
VM1 must meet the following requirements:
- Use an Ephemeral OS disk to minimize read/write latency and eliminate OS disk storage costs.
- Provide protection against datacenter-wide failures within the region.
- Be backed up daily using Azure Backup.
Which two settings or actions should you configure to meet the requirements? Select two.
- Configure the Availability options to use Availability Zones.Answer
- BConfigure the Availability options to use an Availability Set.
- Select a virtual machine size that has a temporary disk or cache size larger than the OS image.Answer
- DDeploy a Recovery Services Vault in the West US region to back up VM1.
Answer
To meet the requirements, you must configure Availability Zones for high availability and select a VM size with a temporary disk or cache size larger than the OS image for the Ephemeral OS disk.
To satisfy the high availability requirement, the virtual machine must be placed in Availability Zones. This ensures protection against datacenter-wide outages. To support an Ephemeral OS disk, the virtual machine size must have a temporary disk or cache capacity that is equal to or larger than the size of the OS disk image.
Step-by-Step Solution
Key Concept
Configuring Azure Virtual Machine settings for high availability, local storage requirements (Ephemeral OS disks), and regional alignment for backups.