Your organization is deploying a new SAP HANA development environment. You need to provision a VM with a specific SAP-certified operating system. The VM will be deployed using a Bicep template. Which approach should you use to ensure the correct OS image is used?

Deploy a blank VM and install the OS manually

Use a custom image that you have created from an existing SAP HANA VM

Reference the latest Windows Server image from the Azure Marketplace in the Bicep template

Specify the exact SAP-certified Linux image from the Azure Marketplace in the Bicep template

Your company is using Azure Center for SAP Solutions to manage a mix of SAP systems, including some that were deployed manually. You need to ensure that all systems are registered and can be managed centrally. Which action should you take?

Re-deploy all systems using Azure Center

Register existing SAP systems with Azure Center for SAP Solutions

Use Azure Migrate to import systems

Use Azure Site Recovery to replicate systems

You need to deploy a new SAP application server VM. The VM must have a specific OS version that is not available in the Azure Marketplace. You have a custom image that meets the requirements. What should you do to deploy the VM?

Use Azure Migrate to import the OS

Use the custom image to create the VM

Use a Marketplace image and update the OS after deployment

Use Azure Site Recovery to replicate a VM with the required OS

Your team is automating the deployment of SAP VMs using Bicep. You need to ensure that the VMs are deployed in a specific availability zone and use a specific SAP-certified VM size. What should you include in the Bicep template?

Configure the availability zone in the virtual network settings

Use a separate ARM template for the VM size and a Bicep module for the zone

Specify the VM size in the resource group tags

Set the 'zones' property and the 'vmSize' property in the VM resource definition

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Your organization is deploying a new SAP HANA development environment. You need to provision a VM with a specific SAP-certified operating system. The VM will be deployed using a Bicep template. Which approach should you use to ensure the correct OS image is used?
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17expert · hard
Your company is using Azure Center for SAP Solutions to manage a mix of SAP systems, including some that were deployed manually. You need to ensure that all systems are registered and can be managed centrally. Which action should you take?
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18application · medium
You need to deploy a new SAP application server VM. The VM must have a specific OS version that is not available in the Azure Marketplace. You have a custom image that meets the requirements. What should you do to deploy the VM?
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Which Azure service is used to create and manage custom VM images at scale?
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20application · medium
Your team is automating the deployment of SAP VMs using Bicep. You need to ensure that the VMs are deployed in a specific availability zone and use a specific SAP-certified VM size. What should you include in the Bicep template?
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