A financial services company is designing the compute infrastructure for a real-time foreign exchange trading API. The application will run on Azure Virtual Machines. The design must meet the following requirements:
- Provide a cumulative virtual machine uptime SLA of .
- Minimize network latency between the virtual machines.
Which infrastructure configuration should you recommend?
- ADeploy the virtual machines in a single Availability Zone, and associate both virtual machines with a Proximity Placement Group.
- Deploy the virtual machines across Availability Zones, and associate both virtual machines with a single Proximity Placement Group.Cevap
- CDeploy the virtual machines in an Availability Set, and associate the Availability Set with a Proximity Placement Group.
- DDeploy the virtual machines as Spot VMs across Availability Zones, and associate both virtual machines with a single Proximity Placement Group.
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Deploy the virtual machines across Availability Zones, and associate both virtual machines with a single Proximity Placement Group.
The correct option is deploying the virtual machines across two Availability Zones combined with a single Proximity Placement Group. This configuration meets the virtual machine uptime SLA requirement by spreading the instances across multiple zones while minimizing latency by using the Proximity Placement Group to co-locate the instances as close as possible within the regional boundaries.
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Azure VM SLA calculations, Availability Zones, and Proximity Placement Groups.