You are creating a new Azure virtual machine named VM1 in a resource group named RG1. You need to ensure VM1 is protected against datacenter-wide power outages. During the deployment, you also plan to configure VM1 to use an existing Recovery Services vault named Vault1 for daily backups. Vault1 is located in the East US region. Which deployment settings should you select for VM1?
- Select East US as the region, configure the availability option as Availability Zones, and select Vault1 for the backup configuration.Cevap
- BSelect East US as the region, configure the availability option as an Availability Set, and select Vault1 for the backup configuration.
- CSelect West US as the region, configure the availability option as Availability Zones, and select Vault1 for the backup configuration.
- DSelect East US as the region, configure the availability option as Availability Zones, apply a ReadOnly lock to RG1 before starting deployment, and select Vault1 for the backup configuration.
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Select East US as the region, configure the availability option as Availability Zones, and select Vault1 for the backup configuration.
To protect the virtual machine from datacenter-wide outages, it must be deployed using Availability Zones. Additionally, because the Recovery Services vault is in the East US region, the VM must also be created in the East US region. Lastly, the resource group must not have a ReadOnly lock applied, as this would block the deployment of new resources.
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Azure virtual machine deployment options including Availability Zones, regional resource alignment for backups, and the effect of Resource Locks.