Your company has an Azure subscription named `sub-global-infra` that contains the resources shown in the following table:
| Resource Name | Resource Type | Region |
|---|---|---|
| vm-linux-prod | Virtual Machine | France Central |
| disk-linux-os | Managed Disk | France Central |
| rsv-france | Recovery Services Vault | France Central |
| bv-france | Backup Vault | France Central |
| bv-germany | Backup Vault | Germany West Central |
You need to configure Azure Backup for `vm-linux-prod` and `disk-linux-os` using the available vaults.
Which configuration should you use?
- Back up vm-linux-prod to rsv-france, and back up disk-linux-os to bv-france.Cevap
- BBack up vm-linux-prod to bv-france, and back up disk-linux-os to rsv-france.
- CBack up vm-linux-prod to rsv-france, and back up disk-linux-os to bv-germany.
- DBack up vm-linux-prod to rsv-france, and back up disk-linux-os to rsv-france.
Cevap
Back up vm-linux-prod to rsv-france, and back up disk-linux-os to bv-france.
The correct configuration is to back up vm-linux-prod to rsv-france, and back up disk-linux-os to bv-france. This is because Azure VMs must be backed up to a Recovery Services Vault in the same region, and Azure Managed Disks must be backed up to a Backup Vault in the same region.
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Azure Backup supports different vault types and regional alignment depending on the resource type: Recovery Services Vaults for Azure VMs, and Backup Vaults for Azure Managed Disks, both requiring regional alignment.