You are planning storage for an Azure Virtual Desktop deployment. You need to store FSLogix profiles and also provide a shared location for user data that is not part of the profile. The company wants to minimize cost while ensuring good performance for profiles. What should you do?

Use a single premium file share for both profiles and user data

Use a single standard file share for both profiles and user data

Use Azure NetApp Files for both profiles and user data

Use a premium file share for profiles and a standard file share for user data

You are planning storage for Azure Virtual Desktop user profiles. The company has a mix of users: some are light users who only use Office apps, and some are power users who run large applications. You need to balance cost and performance. Which approach should you take?

Use Azure Files standard for light users and Azure NetApp Files for power users

Use a single Azure Files standard share for all users

Use Azure NetApp Files for all users

Use premium Azure Files for all users

Your company is planning an Azure Virtual Desktop deployment for 2,000 users. You need to store FSLogix profiles. The budget is limited, but users complain about slow logon times with the current on-premises solution. You must balance cost and performance. What should you recommend?

Use Azure NetApp Files with the Standard service level

Use a premium Azure file share with a provisioned size that matches expected usage

Use a standard Azure file share with Azure File Sync to cache profiles locally

Use a standard Azure file share with a large quota

Your company is setting up Azure Virtual Desktop and plans to store FSLogix profiles on an Azure file share. You need to ensure that only session hosts in the virtual network can access the file share, and you want to avoid exposing the storage account to the internet. What should you configure?

Use a shared access signature (SAS) token with a short expiry

Set the storage account to use a private endpoint and disable public network access

Enable Azure Files authentication with Active Directory and assign RBAC roles

Configure the storage account firewall to allow access only from the virtual network

A company is deploying Azure Virtual Desktop for a graphics design team. They require high IOPS and low latency for their FSLogix profiles. The team is considering Azure NetApp Files. Which deployment step is essential to achieve the required performance?

Use a standard storage account with premium performance tier

Place the Azure NetApp Files volume in the same availability zone as the session hosts

Enable Azure Active Directory Domain Services integration for the volume

Configure the volume as a dynamic volume with manual QoS

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Plan and Implement Storage for Azure Virtual Desktop User Data AZ-140 Practice Questions (Page 1)

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1expert · hard
You are planning storage for an Azure Virtual Desktop deployment. You need to store FSLogix profiles and also provide a shared location for user data that is not part of the profile. The company wants to minimize cost while ensuring good performance for profiles. What should you do?
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2application · medium
You are planning storage for Azure Virtual Desktop user profiles. The company has a mix of users: some are light users who only use Office apps, and some are power users who run large applications. You need to balance cost and performance. Which approach should you take?
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3expert · hard
Your company is planning an Azure Virtual Desktop deployment for 2,000 users. You need to store FSLogix profiles. The budget is limited, but users complain about slow logon times with the current on-premises solution. You must balance cost and performance. What should you recommend?
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4application · medium
Your company is setting up Azure Virtual Desktop and plans to store FSLogix profiles on an Azure file share. You need to ensure that only session hosts in the virtual network can access the file share, and you want to avoid exposing the storage account to the internet. What should you configure?
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5expert · hard
A company is deploying Azure Virtual Desktop for a graphics design team. They require high IOPS and low latency for their FSLogix profiles. The team is considering Azure NetApp Files. Which deployment step is essential to achieve the required performance?
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