A software development company hosts its testing environment on Azure Virtual Machines. The team is migrating their databases from these virtual machines to Azure SQL Database to leverage platform-provided high availability.
Following this migration from Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) to Platform as a Service (PaaS), how does the shared responsibility model change regarding operating system patching and network access controls to the database?
- Microsoft assumes responsibility for operating system patching, while the customer remains responsible for configuring database-level network access controls.Cevap
- BThe customer remains responsible for operating system patching, while Microsoft assumes responsibility for managing database-level network access controls.
- CMicrosoft assumes responsibility for both operating system patching and all network access controls, removing the need for customer network configuration.
- DThe customer remains responsible for both operating system patching and database-level network access controls, as Azure SQL Database does not alter the responsibility boundary.
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Microsoft assumes responsibility for operating system patching, while the customer remains responsible for configuring database-level network access controls.
When migrating a database from an Azure Virtual Machine (IaaS) to Azure SQL Database (PaaS), the responsibility for managing the physical infrastructure, hypervisor, and operating system updates transfers entirely to Microsoft. However, the customer retains responsibility for ensuring that only authorized traffic can access the database, meaning they must still configure database firewalls, IP restriction rules, and network integration features.
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The transition of operational responsibilities (specifically OS management vs network security) from IaaS to PaaS under the Azure Shared Responsibility Model.
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