An organization named AeroQuest Logistics uses an Azure Storage account configured with Read-access geo-redundant storage (RA-GRS) to store critical transit logs. The primary region hosting the storage account experiences a prolonged regional outage. The logistics application needs to resume write operations as quickly as possible. Which action should you recommend?
- Initiate a customer-managed failover of the storage account to promote the secondary endpoint to the new primary endpoint.Cevap
- BRedirect the application write traffic to the secondary storage endpoint using the secondary connection string.
- CCreate a new Locally redundant storage (LRS) account in the secondary region and copy the transit logs from the primary region.
- DDeploy Azure Site Recovery (ASR) to replicate the storage account to the secondary region and initiate an ASR failover.
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Initiate a customer-managed failover of the storage account to promote the secondary endpoint to the new primary endpoint.
Initiating a customer-managed failover updates the DNS records of the storage account, promoting the secondary endpoint to the new primary endpoint. This action restores both read and write capabilities, switching the replication to Locally redundant storage (LRS).
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Customer-managed failover for Azure Storage accounts (GRS/RA-GRS) promotes the secondary endpoint to the primary endpoint to restore write access during a primary region outage.