A financial institution is planning to deploy an audit application in Azure. The application has the following architectural and regulatory requirements:
- It must protect virtual machines against localized datacenter failures (such as power, cooling, or networking issues) within the primary region.
- It must replicate backup data to a secondary region located at least miles away to prepare for regional disaster recovery.
- It must ensure all customer data remains strictly within the same country to comply with sovereignty regulations.
Which two choices represent correct Azure design strategies or characteristics to meet these requirements?
- Deploy the application virtual machines across multiple Availability Zones within the primary region.Cevap
- Replicate the data to the primary region's designated region pair, ensuring it resides within the same geopolitical boundary.Cevap
- CDeploy the application components across Availability Zones that span multiple Azure regions to ensure regional failover.
- DDeploy the virtual machines in separate Resource Groups to automatically inherit regional disaster recovery settings.
- ERely on a single Availability Zone for both primary hosting and disaster recovery backups to recover from a complete regional outage.
Cevap
To satisfy the requirements, the financial institution should deploy the virtual machines across multiple Availability Zones in the primary region, and replicate the data to the primary region's designated region pair, ensuring it resides within the same geopolitical boundary.
Deploying the application virtual machines across multiple Availability Zones ensures protection against localized datacenter failures (power, cooling, network) within the primary region. Utilizing region pairs ensures disaster recovery replication at a distance of at least miles while maintaining data residency because Azure region pairs generally reside within the same geopolitical boundaries.
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Azure Regions, Availability Zones, and Region Pairs