An administrator wants to monitor the success rate of Azure Backup jobs across multiple Recovery Services vaults and generate a monthly report for management. The administrator also wants to be alerted if a backup job fails. What should the administrator do?

Use the built-in backup reports in each Recovery Services vault and manually compile them into a monthly report.

Use Azure Site Recovery's monitoring features to track backup jobs.

Configure Azure Monitor alerts for each vault and use the Azure portal to view the backup jobs.

Send backup data to a Log Analytics workspace, create a workbook for the monthly report, and set up alerts on failed backup events.

A company runs a critical application on Azure VMs in the North Europe region. They want to enable disaster recovery to West Europe. The application uses a load balancer and requires that after failover, the VMs are automatically added to the load balancer in the recovery region. What should the administrator configure?

After failover, manually add the VMs to the load balancer in the recovery region.

Use Azure Site Recovery's recovery plan with a script that adds the failed-over VMs to the load balancer's backend pool.

Use Azure Backup's cross-region restore to restore the VMs and then add them to the load balancer.

Configure the load balancer in the recovery region to automatically discover VMs from the replicated resources.

You have a VM that is backed up to a Recovery Services vault. You need to restore a single file from the backup. The VM is running and you cannot stop it. What should you do?

Restore the entire VM to a new VM and copy the file.

Use file-level recovery from the recovery point and mount the backup as a drive on the VM.

Restore the data disk to a new managed disk and attach it to the VM.

Use Azure Site Recovery to fail over the VM and copy the file.

You have configured Azure Backup for a virtual machine. What is the purpose of performing a backup operation?

To replicate the VM to another region for disaster recovery

To create a recovery point that can be used to restore the VM

To apply the latest security patches to the VM

To migrate the VM to a different resource group

You have a VM that is backed up to a Recovery Services vault. The VM has a data disk that contains critical application data. You need to restore only the data disk to a new managed disk because the original disk is corrupted. You have a recovery point from last night. What should you do?

Use file-level recovery to extract the data from the disk.

Use the 'Restore Disk' option in the vault and select the recovery point to create a new managed disk.

Create a new managed disk and copy the data manually from the backup.

Restore the entire VM and then detach the data disk.

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An administrator wants to monitor the success rate of Azure Backup jobs across multiple Recovery Services vaults and generate a monthly report for management. The administrator also wants to be alerted if a backup job fails. What should the administrator do?
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A company runs a critical application on Azure VMs in the North Europe region. They want to enable disaster recovery to West Europe. The application uses a load balancer and requires that after failover, the VMs are automatically added to the load balancer in the recovery region. What should the administrator configure?
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3expert · hard
You have a VM that is backed up to a Recovery Services vault. You need to restore a single file from the backup. The VM is running and you cannot stop it. What should you do?
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You have configured Azure Backup for a virtual machine. What is the purpose of performing a backup operation?
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5expert · hard
You have a VM that is backed up to a Recovery Services vault. The VM has a data disk that contains critical application data. You need to restore only the data disk to a new managed disk because the original disk is corrupted. You have a recovery point from last night. What should you do?
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