An administrator is planning the deployment of a new virtual machine named VM1 to host a business-critical application in the East US region. The application must be protected against datacenter-wide failures. Additionally, VM1 must be configured for daily backups. Which configuration should the administrator implement?
- ADeploy VM1 to a single Availability Set in East US, and configure backups using a Recovery Services Vault located in East US.
- BDeploy VM1 to Availability Zone 1 in East US, and configure backups using a Recovery Services Vault located in West US.
- Deploy VM1 to Availability Zone 1 in East US, and configure backups using a Recovery Services Vault located in East US.Answer
- DDeploy the application workload to a Premium v3 App Service Plan in East US, and configure daily backups to an Azure Storage account.
Answer
Deploy VM1 to Availability Zone 1 in East US, and configure backups using a Recovery Services Vault located in East US.
Deploying the virtual machine to an Availability Zone ensures that it is placed in a physically isolated datacenter facility with independent power, cooling, and networking, protecting the application from datacenter-wide failures. Additionally, the Recovery Services Vault must be created in the same region as the virtual machine to configure daily backups.
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Key Concept
Azure Virtual Machine High Availability and Backup Region Alignment