You have a two-node SAP HANA cluster on Azure using Pacemaker. You need to ensure that the HANA database automatically restarts on the same node after a temporary failure of the HANA service, without triggering a failover to the other node. What should you configure?

A Pacemaker resource that monitors the HANA service and restarts it locally

A systemd service that restarts HANA on boot

A scheduled task that checks the HANA service every minute

An Azure Automation runbook that restarts the HANA service

You are troubleshooting a Pacemaker cluster for SAP HANA on Azure. The cluster is not failing over when one node becomes unresponsive. You have verified that the fence agent is configured correctly. What else should you check?

The VMs are in the same availability set

The cluster is configured with a quorum policy that allows failover

The load balancer is configured with a health probe

The HANA database is configured with automatic restart

You are designing a high-availability solution for a SQL Server 2019 Always On Availability Group that will support an SAP database. The two SQL Server VMs will be in different availability zones. You need to ensure that client connections are automatically redirected to the primary replica after a failover. What should you configure?

A DNS alias that points to the primary replica's private IP address.

An Azure Load Balancer with a rule for the availability group listener port and floating IP enabled.

A second NIC on each VM with a static IP for the listener.

An Azure Application Gateway with a backend pool containing both SQL Server VMs.

You are configuring a Pacemaker cluster for SAP HANA on Azure. The cluster nodes are in different availability zones. You need to ensure that the cluster can automatically recover from a node failure without manual intervention. What must you configure in addition to the Pacemaker resources?

A scheduled task that restarts the HANA service

A fencing device that can power off the failed node

A quorum disk on a shared storage account

A load balancer with a health probe for the HANA port

You have a two-node SAP HANA cluster on Azure with Pacemaker. You want to ensure that if the cluster services stop unexpectedly, the HANA database is automatically restarted on the same node. What should you configure?

Configure the HANA database to start in recovery mode.

Set the cluster property stonith-enabled to false.

Set the HANA resource's meta attribute target-role to 'Started' and ensure the resource is managed by Pacemaker.

Configure a systemd service to start HANA on boot.

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You are troubleshooting a Pacemaker cluster for SAP HANA on Azure. The cluster is not failing over when one node becomes unresponsive. You have verified that the fence agent is configured correctly. What else should you check?
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You are designing a high-availability solution for a SQL Server 2019 Always On Availability Group that will support an SAP database. The two SQL Server VMs will be in different availability zones. You need to ensure that client connections are automatically redirected to the primary replica after a failover. What should you configure?
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You have a two-node SAP HANA cluster on Azure with Pacemaker. You want to ensure that if the cluster services stop unexpectedly, the HANA database is automatically restarted on the same node. What should you configure?
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