An organization is designing the Azure architecture for a new IoT telemetry processing system. The architecture must meet two key requirements:
1. High availability within the primary deployment region to protect the system against localized power, cooling, or network failures at the datacenter level.
2. Disaster recovery capability to protect the system against a catastrophic regional outage, utilizing a secondary region located at least 300 miles away.
Which two Azure architectural features should the organization use to meet these requirements?
- Availability Zones within the primary regionCevap
- The designated Azure Region Pair for the primary regionCevap
- CSeparate Resource Groups created in different geographical regions
- DAvailability Zones configured to span across two different Azure regions
Cevap
Availability Zones within the primary region and the designated Azure Region Pair for the primary region
To protect against datacenter-level power, cooling, or network outages within the same region, you should use Availability Zones, which distribute workloads across isolated physical datacenters. For disaster recovery across a distance of at least 300 miles, you should use the designated Azure Region Pair, which is designed for cross-region replication and fault tolerance during catastrophic regional outages.
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Azure Regions, Availability Zones, and Region Pairs redundancy models