An enterprise is planning to migrate a mission-critical on-premises SQL Server database to Azure. The database has the following requirements:
* Must support legacy features including SQL Server Agent jobs, cross-database queries, and Common Language Runtime (CLR) integration.
* Must support read scale-out to offload reporting workloads to a read-only replica in the primary region.
* Must support automated cross-region failover to a secondary Azure region.
* Must minimize administrative effort for operating system and database engine updates.
Which two components should you include in the recommendation?
- Azure SQL Managed Instance in the Business Critical service tierCevap
- An auto-failover groupCevap
- CAzure SQL Database single database in the Hyperscale service tier
- DSQL Server on Azure Virtual Machines configured in an Always On availability group
- ELocally Redundant Storage (LRS) for database backups
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Azure SQL Managed Instance in the Business Critical service tier and an auto-failover group
To support legacy features like SQL Server Agent, CLR, and cross-database queries while minimizing administrative overhead, Azure SQL Managed Instance is the correct deployment choice. Specifically, the Business Critical service tier is required to support read scale-out for offloading reporting workloads. To achieve automated cross-region failover, an auto-failover group must be configured.
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Selecting the appropriate Azure SQL relational database deployment option based on legacy feature compatibility, administrative overhead, and high availability/disaster recovery requirements.
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