A company has configured Azure Site Recovery for a multi-tier application running on Azure VMs. A regional outage occurs in the primary region. The administrator needs to bring the application online in the recovery region. The application's database tier must be started before the web tier. What should the administrator do?

Perform a failover of the database VM first, wait for it to be healthy, then perform a failover of the web VM.

Fail over the web tier first, then the database tier, and rely on application retry logic.

Perform a failover of all VMs at once, then manually start the web tier after the database tier is confirmed healthy.

Use Azure Site Recovery's recovery plans to define the startup order and then run the recovery plan.

A company uses Azure Blob Storage for critical data. They need to protect the blobs from accidental deletion or corruption and retain backups for 7 years to meet compliance. They also need to restore individual blobs quickly. What should they use?

Create an Azure Backup vault, configure a backup policy for Azure Blob Storage with the required retention, and enable operational backup.

Enable soft delete and versioning on the storage account and rely on those features for recovery.

Create a Recovery Services vault and configure backup for the storage account.

Use Azure Site Recovery to replicate the storage account to another region.

You want to be notified when a backup job fails. What should you configure?

Alerts on the Recovery Services vault

Your company has a disaster recovery plan using Azure Site Recovery. A regional outage has occurred in the primary region, and you need to bring the workloads online in the secondary region. You have already completed a test failover last week. What should you do now?

Perform a test failover again to validate the recovery plan.

Commit the failover without performing a failover first.

Disable replication and then re-enable it to the secondary region.

Perform a failover to the secondary region and then commit the failover.

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Questions 21–25

21foundation · easy
You have configured Azure Site Recovery for your Azure VMs. In the event of a regional outage, what action should you take to switch operations to the secondary region?
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22expert · hard
A company has configured Azure Site Recovery for a multi-tier application running on Azure VMs. A regional outage occurs in the primary region. The administrator needs to bring the application online in the recovery region. The application's database tier must be started before the web tier. What should the administrator do?
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23application · medium
A company uses Azure Blob Storage for critical data. They need to protect the blobs from accidental deletion or corruption and retain backups for 7 years to meet compliance. They also need to restore individual blobs quickly. What should they use?
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24foundation · easy
You want to be notified when a backup job fails. What should you configure?
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25application · medium
Your company has a disaster recovery plan using Azure Site Recovery. A regional outage has occurred in the primary region, and you need to bring the workloads online in the secondary region. You have already completed a test failover last week. What should you do now?
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Questions 21–25

You have configured Azure Site Recovery for your Azure VMs. In the event of a regional outage, what action should you take to switch operations to the secondary region?

A company uses Azure Blob Storage for critical data. They need to protect the blobs from accidental deletion or corruption and retain backups for 7 years to meet compliance. They also need to restore individual blobs quickly. What should they use?

You want to be notified when a backup job fails. What should you configure?

Your company has a disaster recovery plan using Azure Site Recovery. A regional outage has occurred in the primary region, and you need to bring the workloads online in the secondary region. You have already completed a test failover last week. What should you do now?

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