A global supply chain logistics platform is being migrated to Microsoft Azure. The system must satisfy two key requirements:
1. The tracking API must remain available even if a single data center in the primary region experiences a hardware or power failure.
2. The order database must be restorable in a separate geographical region if the primary region suffers a complete, long-term outage.
Which two deployment strategies should the system architect implement to meet these requirements? (Select TWO.)
- Deploy the tracking API across multiple Availability Zones in the primary region.Cevap
- Configure geo-replication for the order database to an Azure paired region.Cevap
- CDeploy the order database across Availability Zones that span multiple separate geographical regions.
- DConfigure locally redundant storage (LRS) for the order database to ensure it can recover from a complete regional outage.
- EDeploy the tracking API to a single availability zone and configure horizontal auto-scaling to launch instances in a secondary region during a local outage.
Cevap
Deploy the tracking API across multiple Availability Zones in the primary region, and configure geo-replication for the order database to an Azure paired region.
To protect against a single data center outage within a region, resources should be deployed across multiple Availability Zones, which provide isolation and reliability. To protect against a regional disaster, data must be replicated to a different geographical region (a paired region) to enable disaster recovery.
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Reliability in Azure is achieved through High Availability (using Availability Zones within a region) and Disaster Recovery (using Geo-replication to a paired region).
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