A retail company is migrating its inventory tracking system from a custom application hosted on Azure Virtual Machines (IaaS) to Azure Blob Storage (PaaS) for unstructured data management. Under the Azure Shared Responsibility Model, how does the responsibility for operating system patching and physical host security change after this migration?
- Microsoft assumes responsibility for operating system patching, and Microsoft remains responsible for physical host security.Cevap
- BThe customer remains responsible for operating system patching, and Microsoft remains responsible for physical host security.
- CMicrosoft assumes responsibility for operating system patching, and the customer assumes responsibility for physical host security.
- DThe customer remains responsible for operating system patching, and the customer assumes responsibility for physical host security.
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Microsoft assumes responsibility for operating system patching, and Microsoft remains responsible for physical host security.
The correct answer is that Microsoft assumes responsibility for operating system patching, and Microsoft remains responsible for physical host security. Under the Shared Responsibility Model, migrating from an IaaS model (Virtual Machines) to a PaaS model (Azure Blob Storage) shifts the responsibility of operating system patching from the customer to Microsoft. However, the responsibility for securing the physical host resides with Microsoft in all cloud service models.
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