An organization is designing a high-availability compute infrastructure for a mission-critical financial transactions processing application in Azure. The compute tier will run on Azure Virtual Machines.
The solution must meet the following requirements:
- Provide a virtual machine uptime SLA of at least .
- Support automatic scaling of the compute tier using Virtual Machine Scale Sets (VMSS) with Flexible orchestration mode.
- Ensure the lowest possible network latency between the application VMs and a database cluster.
Which two actions should you include in the design? (Select two.)
- Deploy the Virtual Machine Scale Set across multiple Availability Zones.Cevap
- Create a Proximity Placement Group in each Availability Zone to co-locate the application VMs and database VMs within each zone.Cevap
- CDeploy the Virtual Machine Scale Set within a single Availability Zone using five fault domains.
- DConfigure the Virtual Machine Scale Set to run on Spot Virtual Machines.
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To meet the requirements, you should deploy the Virtual Machine Scale Set across multiple Availability Zones and create a Proximity Placement Group in each Availability Zone to co-locate the application VMs and database VMs within each zone.
To achieve the SLA, Azure virtual machines must be distributed across multiple Availability Zones. To ensure the lowest possible latency between the application and database VMs within those zones, a Proximity Placement Group should be created for each zone. This combination satisfies both the high-availability SLA and the low-latency networking requirements.
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Designing compute high availability using Availability Zones and Proximity Placement Groups to meet specific uptime SLAs and performance latency requirements.