An organization is designing a critical web application on Azure. The application must meet two key requirements:
1. It must remain online even if an entire datacenter facility within the primary region experiences a power or cooling failure.
2. In the event of a catastrophic disaster affecting the entire primary region, the application must be restorable in a secondary region that is at least 300 miles away, while ensuring that Azure platform updates are never applied to both regions simultaneously.
Which combination of Azure architectural features should the organization use to meet these requirements?
- AResource Groups for datacenter failure protection, and Azure Region Pairs for disaster recovery
- BAvailability Zones for datacenter failure protection, and Azure Edge Zones for disaster recovery
- Availability Zones for datacenter failure protection, and Azure Region Pairs for disaster recoveryCevap
- DAvailability Sets for datacenter failure protection, and Resource Groups for disaster recovery
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Availability Zones for datacenter failure protection, and Azure Region Pairs for disaster recovery
The correct option is the choice specifying Availability Zones and Azure Region Pairs. Availability Zones protect applications from datacenter-level failures within a single region because each zone consists of one or more datacenters equipped with independent power, cooling, and networking. Azure Region Pairs provide disaster recovery across regions separated by at least 300 miles, with the unique advantage that Azure schedules platform updates sequentially across paired regions to prevent simultaneous downtime.
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Azure physical infrastructure components including Availability Zones and Region Pairs