A company is planning to migrate a legacy on-premises SQL Server application to Azure. The application has the following database requirements:
* Must run scheduled maintenance jobs using SQL Server Agent.
* Requires database-level integration with the Common Language Runtime (CLR).
* Must restrict all database network traffic to a private virtual network.
* Must minimize database administration effort, including operating system updates and database engine patching.
Which two components should you include in the relational database solution design?
- Azure SQL Managed InstanceCevap
- A delegated subnet in an Azure Virtual NetworkCevap
- CAzure SQL Database elastic pool
- DSQL Server on Azure Virtual Machines
- EAzure SQL Database serverless tier
Cevap
Azure SQL Managed Instance and a delegated subnet in an Azure Virtual Network
Azure SQL Managed Instance is the recommended deployment option because it supports SQL Server Agent and CLR integration while operating as a fully managed PaaS service that automates database patching and operating system updates. To deploy Azure SQL Managed Instance, you must place it within a delegated subnet in an Azure Virtual Network, which satisfies the requirement for private network isolation.
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Anahtar Kavram
Selecting and configuring the correct Azure SQL deployment tier based on legacy feature support, network requirements, and administrative overhead.
Alternatif Yöntem
Instead of migrating to Azure SQL Managed Instance, a hybrid migration using Azure Data Factory could be used to orchestrate data movement, but Managed Instance remains the primary database target satisfying the legacy requirements directly.
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