You are designing the networking architecture for an enterprise web application hosted on Azure Virtual Machines in the East US region. The design must meet the following requirements:
- Support Layer 7 load balancing with SSL/TLS termination and URL path-based routing (routing `/static/*` and `/api/*` to separate backend VM pools).
- Support internal Layer 4 load balancing of TCP traffic on port 8080 for backend synchronization.
- Ensure the entire architecture supports availability zones for high availability and regional resiliency.
- The virtual machines in the backend pools are currently configured with Basic SKU Public IP addresses.
Which two actions should you recommend to meet these requirements? (Select two.)
- Deploy Azure Application Gateway (Standard v2) to manage the HTTP/S traffic, handle SSL/TLS termination, and execute path-based routing.Cevap
- Upgrade the virtual machine Public IP addresses from Basic SKU to Standard SKU to allow them to be associated with an internal Azure Standard Load Balancer.Cevap
- CDeploy Azure Traffic Manager to perform SSL/TLS termination and execute path-based routing for the web application traffic.
- DAssociate the existing virtual machines with Basic SKU Public IP addresses directly with an internal Azure Standard Load Balancer to handle the TCP traffic.
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Deploy Azure Application Gateway (Standard v2) to manage HTTP/S routing and upgrade the virtual machine Public IP addresses to Standard SKU to support an internal Azure Standard Load Balancer.
Deploying Azure Application Gateway (Standard v2) provides the required Layer 7 features (SSL termination, path-based routing) and supports availability zones. Upgrading the VM Public IP addresses from Basic to Standard SKU is necessary to allow them to connect to the internal Azure Standard Load Balancer for Layer 4 TCP traffic, ensuring SKU consistency and enabling availability zones.
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