You plan to deploy a new virtual machine named VM1 in the East US region. You need to configure the deployment to meet the following requirements:
- Protect VM1 against datacenter-wide failures.
- Secure the resource group hosting VM1 to prevent accidental deletion of the resource group and its resources.
- Configure daily backups for VM1.
Which of the following configurations should you select?
- Deploy VM1 in an Availability Zone, apply a CanNotDelete lock to the resource group, and back up VM1 to a Recovery Services Vault in the East US region.Cevap
- BDeploy VM1 in an Availability Set, apply a CanNotDelete lock to the resource group, and back up VM1 to a Recovery Services Vault in the East US region.
- CDeploy VM1 in an Availability Zone, apply a CanNotDelete lock to the resource group, and back up VM1 to a Recovery Services Vault in the West US region.
- DDeploy VM1 in an Availability Zone, apply a CanNotDelete lock only to VM1 because locks on a resource group do not inherit to child resources, and back up VM1 to a Recovery Services Vault in the East US region.
Cevap
Deploy the virtual machine in an Availability Zone, apply a CanNotDelete lock to the resource group, and back up the virtual machine using a Recovery Services Vault in the East US region.
The correct configuration deploys the virtual machine in an Availability Zone to protect against datacenter-wide failures, applies a CanNotDelete lock at the resource group level which inherits to all child resources to prevent accidental deletion, and uses a Recovery Services Vault in the same region (East US) as the virtual machine for backups.
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Virtual Machine deployment parameters including Availability Zones, Resource Lock inheritance, and Recovery Services Vault regional limitations.