A manufacturing corporation is planning the Azure compute architecture for two internal workloads:
- Workload 1: An automated data analysis engine that processes non-critical, interruptible batch jobs. The jobs can be safely restarted if interrupted, and minimizing compute cost is the primary objective.
- Workload 2: A core ERP database application that runs constantly and has strict regulatory requirements specifying that the virtual machines must run on dedicated physical hardware.
Which two compute virtualization solutions should you include in the design?
- Azure Spot Virtual Machines to run the data analysis engine.Cevap
- Azure Dedicated Hosts to run the ERP database application virtual machines.Cevap
- CAzure Spot Virtual Machines to run the ERP database application.
- DA single Azure Virtual Machine in a single Availability Zone for the ERP database application.
- EAzure Functions on a Consumption plan to run the data analysis engine.
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The correct compute virtualization solutions are using Azure Spot Virtual Machines to run the data analysis engine and Azure Dedicated Hosts to run the ERP database application virtual machines.
The correct strategy combines Azure Spot VMs and Azure Dedicated Hosts. Spot VMs are designed for workloads that can be interrupted, offering the lowest possible cost for the data analysis engine. Dedicated Hosts provide physical hardware isolation, satisfying the regulatory compliance requirement for the ERP database.
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Selecting Azure compute tiers based on cost-efficiency (Spot VMs) versus regulatory and isolation constraints (Dedicated Hosts).