A company is planning to deploy a critical database application in Azure. The application must meet the following requirements:
- Maintain uptime in the primary region even if an entire datacenter suffers a power or cooling failure.
- Replicate data to a secondary region located at least 300 miles away to survive a regional disaster.
The company creates a resource group in the East US region to manage the deployment.
Which deployment strategy should the company use to satisfy these requirements?
- ADeploy the application across Availability Zones that span between the East US and West US regions.
- BDeploy the application in a single datacenter in East US, and configure an Availability Set to replicate data for regional disaster recovery.
- Deploy the application across multiple Availability Zones within East US, and replicate data to the East US regional pair.Cevap
- DDeploy all components exclusively within East US, as Azure resources are required to reside in the same region as their resource group.
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Deploy the application across multiple Availability Zones within East US, and replicate data to the East US regional pair.
Deploying the application across multiple Availability Zones within East US ensures that if one datacenter experiences a localized outage, the application remains online in other zones. Replicating the data to the East US regional pair ensures that data is stored at least 300 miles away, protecting the application against a major regional disaster.
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Azure Availability Zones provide high availability within a region by isolating power, cooling, and networking across datacenters, while Azure Region Pairs provide regional disaster recovery by replicating resources across regions that are at least 300 miles apart.
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