A financial services firm is migrating its client-facing portal from Azure Virtual Machines (IaaS) to Azure App Service (PaaS) and Azure SQL Database (PaaS). During this transition, the firm's compliance team is reviewing the change in operational duties.
Which two management tasks shift from being the customer's sole responsibility to being Microsoft's responsibility as a result of this migration?
- Installing security patches on the underlying server operating systemsCevap
- Applying software updates and security hotfixes to the database engineCevap
- CClassifying and governing the client data stored within the portal's database
- DConfiguring the endpoint devices used by staff to access the portal
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Installing security patches on the underlying server operating systems and applying software updates and security hotfixes to the database engine are the correct responsibilities that shift to Microsoft.
In the transition from Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) to Platform as a Service (PaaS), Microsoft assumes the responsibility for the operating system maintenance (such as patching Azure App Service hosts) and software updates for the database engine (such as patching Azure SQL Database). The customer is no longer responsible for these tasks.
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Under the Microsoft Azure Shared Responsibility Model, migrating from IaaS to PaaS shifts the responsibility for operating system patching, middleware, and database engine maintenance from the customer to Microsoft, while responsibilities for data and endpoint devices always remain with the customer.