You are designing the compute infrastructure for a manufacturing telemetry processing service. The service will run on Azure Virtual Machines.
The requirements are as follows:
- The virtual machines must achieve a cumulative uptime Service Level Agreement (SLA) of .
- The virtual machines must be protected against localized datacenter failures (such as power or cooling outages).
- Network latency between the virtual machines must be minimized to support real-time stream aggregation.
Which two design actions should you include in the compute architecture? (Select two.)
- Deploy the virtual machines across at least two Availability Zones in the Azure region.Cevap
- Associate the virtual machines with a Proximity Placement Group.Cevap
- CDeploy the virtual machines within an Availability Set.
- DDeploy all virtual machines within a single Availability Zone.
Cevap
Deploy the virtual machines across at least two Availability Zones in the Azure region and associate them with a Proximity Placement Group.
To satisfy the uptime SLA and zone-level fault tolerance, VMs must be distributed across two or more Availability Zones in the region. To satisfy the low-latency stream aggregation requirement, the VMs should be placed within a Proximity Placement Group, which physically groups resources together in the Azure infrastructure.
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Combining Availability Zones for uptime SLA with Proximity Placement Groups for low latency