A retail company plans to migrate two on-premises SQL Server workloads to Azure. The migration requirements are as follows:
* Workload A: Runs an inventory application that requires cross-database queries across three databases and uses SQL Server Agent for automated maintenance tasks. The solution must minimize database administration effort.
* Workload B: Runs a customer feedback application that experiences highly unpredictable traffic patterns, with long periods of inactivity. Compute costs must be minimized during inactive periods, and the data must remain resilient against a local datacenter outage.
Which two Azure SQL options should you recommend?
- Azure SQL Managed Instance for Workload ACevap
- Azure SQL Database Serverless for Workload BCevap
- CAzure SQL Database single database for Workload A
- DAzure SQL Database Serverless with Locally Redundant Storage (LRS) for Workload B
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Azure SQL Managed Instance for Workload A and Azure SQL Database Serverless for Workload B
Azure SQL Managed Instance is chosen for Workload A because it natively supports SQL Server Agent and cross-database queries, which are missing from Azure SQL Database single database, and reduces VM patching and management tasks. Azure SQL Database Serverless is chosen for Workload B because it provides an auto-pause feature that saves compute costs during inactive periods, and it can be deployed with zone redundancy to survive a local datacenter outage.
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Selecting appropriate Azure SQL deployment models based on operational features (SQL Agent, cross-database queries), scaling patterns (Serverless auto-pausing), and high availability requirements.
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