An organization is deploying a media rendering application on Azure Virtual Machines. The application has the following storage requirements:
- A shared file system that must be concurrently mounted by multiple Linux rendering nodes using the NFS protocol, requiring low-latency file access and resilience against availability zone outages.
- High-performance block storage for active rendering jobs that requires sub-millisecond write response times and high IOPS.
Which two storage solutions should you include in the design?
- A Premium Azure Files share configured with Zone-Redundant Storage (ZRS)Cevap
- An Azure Ultra Disk managed diskCevap
- CA Standard Azure Files share configured with Locally Redundant Storage (LRS)
- DA Standard SSD managed disk
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To meet the requirements, you should include a Premium Azure Files share configured with Zone-Redundant Storage (ZRS) to serve as the shared file system for the Linux nodes, and an Azure Ultra Disk managed disk to support the high performance needed for active rendering jobs.
A Premium Azure Files share with Zone-Redundant Storage (ZRS) meets both the NFS protocol requirement for Linux rendering nodes and provides high availability across zones. An Azure Ultra Disk managed disk is the correct choice for the active rendering jobs as it guarantees the required sub-millisecond write latency and high IOPS.
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Designing Azure storage by mapping workload requirements to the correct storage types, tiers, protocol support (NFS/SMB), and redundancy configurations.
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