A multinational enterprise is designing a high-availability infrastructure in Azure for a new online banking application. The design must meet the following requirements:
- Global client requests must be routed based on the URL path (e.g., /payments to Region 1 and /accounts to Region 2).
- SSL/TLS termination must be performed at the global routing edge to reduce latency.
- Within each region, HTTP(S) traffic must be distributed across a pool of virtual machines with session affinity.
- A legacy batch processing component in Region 1 must receive TCP-based traffic on port 8088 distributed via an Azure Load Balancer. The existing virtual machines for this component are currently assigned Basic SKU public IP addresses.
Which two configuration decisions must you include in the network architecture design to satisfy these requirements? (Select TWO).
- Provision Azure Front Door to handle the global path-based routing and SSL/TLS termination at the edge.Answer
- Upgrade the public IP addresses of the legacy batch processing virtual machines to Standard SKU before adding them to a Standard Load Balancer backend pool.Answer
- CProvision Azure Traffic Manager to perform SSL/TLS termination and route client requests based on the URL path.
- DDeploy a Standard Azure Load Balancer and directly associate the existing legacy virtual machines using their Basic SKU public IP addresses.