A logistics enterprise is designing the compute architecture for a core dispatch routing service on Azure. The service runs on Azure Virtual Machines and requires a minimum virtual machine uptime SLA of to meet business requirements. The architecture must protect the service against localized datacenter failures within the Azure region. Which of the following compute deployment strategies should you recommend to meet these requirements?
- ADeploy the virtual machines in an Availability Set within a single Azure Availability Zone.
- Deploy the virtual machines across multiple Azure Availability Zones within the region.Answer
- CDeploy the virtual machines as Spot Virtual Machines across multiple Azure Availability Zones.
- DDeploy the virtual machines within a Proximity Placement Group restricted to a single Azure Availability Zone.
Answer
Deploying the virtual machines across multiple Azure Availability Zones within the region.
Deploying virtual machines across multiple Azure Availability Zones in the same region provides a VM uptime SLA and protects the workload against localized datacenter or zonal failures. Each Availability Zone is a distinct physical location with independent power, cooling, and networking.
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Azure Virtual Machine High Availability Options and SLAs
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