An enterprise manages a hybrid cloud infrastructure, including a staging environment on Azure with over 100 virtual machines. The IT administration team needs to address three operational requirements:
1. Identify virtual machines that have low CPU utilization over the past 14 days to reduce unnecessary costs.
2. Prevent developers from deploying new virtual machines unless they specify an 'Environment' tag.
3. Automatically detect and alert on virtual machine operating system-level memory usage spikes in real time.
Which Azure management tools should the team utilize to satisfy each of these three requirements?
- Azure Advisor for identifying underutilized VMs; Azure Policy for enforcing resource tags; Azure Monitor for alerting on OS-level memory spikesCevap
- BAzure Cost Management for identifying underutilized VMs; Azure Policy for enforcing resource tags; Azure Service Health for alerting on OS-level memory spikes
- CAzure Advisor for identifying underutilized VMs; Azure Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) for enforcing resource tags; Azure Monitor for alerting on OS-level memory spikes
- DMicrosoft Defender for Cloud for identifying underutilized VMs; Resource Locks for enforcing resource tags; Azure Monitor for alerting on OS-level memory spikes
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Azure Advisor should be used to identify underutilized virtual machines, Azure Policy to enforce resource tags, and Azure Monitor to alert on operating system-level memory spikes.
The correct option correctly maps each requirement to its appropriate tool: Azure Advisor's Cost pillar recommends right-sizing or shutting down underutilized VMs; Azure Policy uses rules to block non-compliant deployments such as those missing tags; and Azure Monitor collects and alerts on guest OS performance metrics.
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