An organization plans to host a public web application on two virtual machines named VM1 and VM2 in a single virtual network. VM1 is located in Availability Zone 1, and VM2 is located in Availability Zone 2. Both virtual machines require dedicated public IP addresses on their network interfaces to support direct administrative connections. You need to configure a public Azure Load Balancer to distribute incoming traffic to VM1 and VM2. Which configuration should you use for the load balancer and the virtual machine public IP addresses?
- A Standard SKU load balancer, and Standard SKU public IP addresses for the virtual machines.Cevap
- BA Standard SKU load balancer, and Basic SKU public IP addresses for the virtual machines.
- CA Basic SKU load balancer, and Basic SKU public IP addresses for the virtual machines.
- DA Basic SKU load balancer, and Standard SKU public IP addresses for the virtual machines.
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A Standard SKU load balancer, and Standard SKU public IP addresses for the virtual machines.
The correct configuration uses a Standard SKU load balancer paired with Standard SKU public IP addresses for the virtual machines. Standard SKU is necessary for the load balancer because the backend VMs are distributed across multiple Availability Zones, which Basic Load Balancers do not support. Standard SKU is also required for the virtual machines' public IP addresses because Standard Load Balancers do not allow backend pool members to have Basic SKU public IP addresses associated with their network interfaces.
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Azure Load Balancer SKU selection and backend pool resource SKU compatibility constraints
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