An administrator is deploying a high-availability application that consists of three virtual machines in the East US region. The virtual machines are placed in a resource group named RG-Prod. A ReadOnly resource lock is applied to RG-Prod.
The deployment requirements and configurations are:
- The virtual machines must be protected against datacenter-wide failures, so they are deployed across three Availability Zones in East US.
- The virtual machines must be backed up daily, so a Recovery Services vault is created in the East US 2 region.
- Boot diagnostics for the virtual machines must be written to an Azure storage account that restricts public access. The storage account firewall is configured to allow access from selected networks only, and the 'Allow trusted Microsoft services to access this storage account' option is disabled.
You need to identify the configuration issues and operational limitations of this setup.
Which of the following statements are correct? (Select two.)
- The daily backups will fail to configure because the Recovery Services vault and the virtual machines are not in the same region.Cevap
- Administrators will be unable to start or stop the virtual machines from the Azure Portal because the ReadOnly resource lock prevents these actions.Cevap
- CTo satisfy the requirement of protecting the virtual machines from datacenter-wide failures, they should be deployed in an Availability Set instead of Availability Zones.
- DThe boot diagnostics will write successfully to the storage account because virtual machine diagnostic agents automatically bypass storage firewall rules without requiring the 'Allow trusted Microsoft services' setting.