You are designing the deployment and storage configuration for four Azure Virtual Machines (VMs) to support different application workloads. Match each workload scenario to its correct VM storage or deployment configuration.
- A database VM named `VM-DB1` running on a Standard_E16bds_v5 size in East US. You need to configure a new data disk that requires up to IOPS and throughput, with the ability to dynamically scale throughput without deallocating the VM.An Ultra Disk configuration with Ultra Disk compatibility enabled on the VM.
- A stateless web application host named `VM-Web1` that requires extremely fast boot times and zero storage costs for the operating system disk. The OS state does not need to be preserved across VM redeployments.An Ephemeral OS disk stored on the local VM cache or temporary storage.
- A business-critical application VM named `VM-App1` running on a Standard_M16s size that hosts a write-intensive database log file. The log write operations must consistently achieve sub-millisecond latency.A Premium SSD data disk with Host Caching set to None and Write Accelerator enabled.
- A development VM named `VM-Dev1` running on a Standard_D8ds_v5 size. The VM will host containerized Hyper-V development environments, requiring UEFI, Secure Boot, and virtual Trusted Platform Module (vTPM) capabilities.A Generation VM configured with Trusted Launch.
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Match VM-DB1 to Ultra Disk configuration, VM-Web1 to Ephemeral OS disk, VM-App1 to Premium SSD with Write Accelerator, and VM-Dev1 to Generation VM with Trusted Launch.
The correct matches align each workload requirement with the specific Azure VM compute and storage features: Ultra Disks for extreme, dynamically scaleable performance; Ephemeral OS disks for stateless, cost-optimized hosting; Write Accelerator on Premium SSDs for sub-millisecond write latency on M-series VMs; and Generation with Trusted Launch for UEFI, Secure Boot, and vTPM security features.
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Selecting the correct Azure Virtual Machine configuration, disk types, and deployment options based on workload performance, cost, and security requirements.