A financial institution is designing the Azure compute infrastructure for two separate workloads:
- Workload 1: A core transaction processing system that runs steady-state, 24/7, requires physical isolation at the physical hardware level to meet regulatory compliance, and must be deployed across multiple availability zones to ensure zone-level high availability.
- Workload 2: A batch risk-modeling application that runs on weekends, is highly parallelizable, tolerant of interruptions, and must be deployed at the lowest possible cost.
Which two compute virtualization strategies should you recommend to meet these requirements? (Select two.)
- Deploy Workload 1 on Azure Dedicated Hosts allocated across multiple availability zones.Cevap
- Deploy Workload 2 on Azure Spot Virtual Machines.Cevap
- CDeploy Workload 1 on Azure Reserved Virtual Machine Instances within a single availability zone.
- DDeploy Workload 1 on Azure Spot Virtual Machines deployed across multiple Azure Dedicated Hosts.
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Deploy Workload 1 on Azure Dedicated Hosts allocated across multiple availability zones, and deploy Workload 2 on Azure Spot Virtual Machines.
Deploying the core transaction processing system on Azure Dedicated Hosts across multiple availability zones satisfies both the physical hardware isolation requirement and the zone-level high availability requirement. Deploying the batch risk-modeling application on Azure Spot Virtual Machines leverages the cost-savings of unused Azure capacity for workloads that are highly tolerant of interruptions.
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Azure compute virtualization strategies matching isolation, cost-efficiency, and availability SLA requirements.