An international financial services firm plans to transition its on-premises customer portal to Microsoft Azure. The portal is hosted on VMware vSphere 7.0 virtual machines. The underlying database runs on Microsoft SQL Server 2022 and relies heavily on cross-database queries and several SQL Server Agent jobs. To comply with the firm's strict security regulations: 1. No software agents may be installed on any production virtual machines at any stage of the assessment or discovery process. 2. Synchronized user credentials must not leave the on-premises boundary, meaning no password hashes (even encrypted) can be synchronized to the cloud. 3. The deployment of complex on-premises federation infrastructures, such as Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS), is strictly prohibited. Which combination of dependency assessment strategy, database migration target, and hybrid identity synchronization mechanism should you recommend?
- AAgentless dependency analysis, Azure SQL Database, and Password Hash Synchronization (PHS)
- Agentless dependency analysis, Azure SQL Managed Instance, and Pass-through Authentication (PTA)Cevap
- CAgent-based dependency analysis, Azure SQL Database, and Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS)
- DAgent-based dependency analysis, Azure SQL Managed Instance, and Password Hash Synchronization (PHS)