An administrator plans to deploy a public load balancer named LB1 in an Azure subscription. The subscription contains a virtual network named VNet1. VNet1 contains the following virtual machines:
- VM1: A standalone virtual machine
- VM2: A virtual machine deployed in Availability Zone 1
- VM3: A virtual machine deployed in Availability Zone 2
The administrator needs to configure LB1 to distribute inbound traffic across VM1, VM2, and VM3 by using a new public IP address named PublicIP1.
Which combination of SKUs for LB1 and PublicIP1 must the administrator use?
- ABasic SKU for LB1 and Basic SKU for PublicIP1
- Standard SKU for LB1 and Standard SKU for PublicIP1Cevap
- CStandard SKU for LB1 and Basic SKU for PublicIP1
- DBasic SKU for LB1 and Standard SKU for PublicIP1
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Standard SKU for LB1 and Standard SKU for PublicIP1
The correct configuration is to use the Standard SKU for both the load balancer and the public IP address. A Standard SKU load balancer is required because the backend pool contains virtual machines that are standalone and deployed across different availability zones (Basic SKU load balancers only support backend pools limited to a single availability set or virtual machine scale set). Additionally, Azure requires that the load balancer SKU matches the SKU of its associated frontend public IP address, meaning a Standard SKU public IP address must be used with the Standard SKU load balancer.
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Azure Load Balancer SKU feature and configuration compatibility