An enterprise deploys a multi-tier application in Azure with the following configurations:
- Before a scheduled monthly batch-processing job, the operations team manually resizes the database server virtual machine from Standard_D2s_v5 to Standard_D8s_v5, and reverts it afterward.
- A virtual machine scale set automatically increases or decreases instance count in response to a queue's message volume.
- The application database replicates synchronously across two Availability Zones within the primary region with automatic failover.
- To prepare for a potential catastrophic regional outage, daily database backups are stored in a secondary Azure region.
Which of the following statements correctly describe the cloud characteristics demonstrated in this architecture? (Select TWO)
- The manual adjustment of the database server virtual machine size represents vertical scalability, whereas the automatic scaling of the virtual machine scale set represents elasticity.Answer
- The synchronous replication of the database across Availability Zones ensures high availability, whereas the daily database backups stored in a secondary region serve as a disaster recovery solution.Answer
- CStoring daily database backups in a secondary Azure region is an implementation of high availability because it ensures the database remains online during localized hardware failures.
- DThe manual resizing of the database server virtual machine before the monthly batch job is an example of elasticity because the resources are adjusted to match the changing workloads.