A company is migrating a web application to Azure. They have a very tight cutover window and cannot afford any downtime. They have completed all testing and are ready to cut over. Which cutover strategy should they use to achieve zero downtime?

Use a blue/green deployment strategy, where the new environment is fully tested and then traffic is switched from the old environment to the new one.

Use a canary deployment strategy, where a small percentage of traffic is sent to the new environment.

Use a rolling deployment strategy, where instances are gradually updated.

Use a big bang cutover, where the old environment is switched off and the new environment is switched on.

A company is migrating a critical application to Azure. They have a tight cutover window and cannot afford extended downtime. They want to ensure that if the migration fails, they can quickly revert to the on-premises environment. What is the most effective rollback strategy?

Only rely on the cloud provider's disaster recovery features to restore the application.

Maintain the on-premises environment in a ready state, keep the last known good backup, and have a documented rollback procedure that includes reversing data synchronization.

Perform the cutover without a rollback plan because the migration is well-tested.

Delete the on-premises environment immediately after the cloud migration is complete to save costs.

What is the primary objective of the cutover phase in a cloud migration?

To decommission the source environment immediately

To switch traffic from the source to the target environment with minimal disruption

To perform a full backup of the source environment

To design the target architecture

What is the primary purpose of monitoring a migrated application?

To increase the number of virtual machines

To detect performance issues and ensure the application meets SLAs

To automatically rewrite application code

To replace the need for security controls

A company is migrating a critical application to Azure. They have a limited time window for cutover and cannot afford a failed migration. They have completed functional testing, but performance testing under production-like load has not been done. What is the most prudent course of action?

Delay the cutover and perform performance and load testing to ensure the application can handle production traffic.

Proceed with the cutover and monitor performance after go-live, with a rollback plan in place.

Proceed with the cutover and rely on auto-scaling to handle any performance issues.

Proceed with the cutover because functional testing was successful.

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