Which component of the Microsoft Cloud Adoption Framework for Azure provides actionable guidance for aligning cloud adoption with business outcomes and managing the adoption lifecycle?

The Cloud Adoption Framework methodology

The Azure Well-Architected Framework

A company has 100 TB of unstructured data stored on a NAS device. The data is accessed by multiple applications, some using SMB and some using NFS. The company wants to migrate to Azure and minimize changes to applications. They have a 1 Gbps connection to Azure. What should you recommend?

Use Azure Data Box to transfer data to Azure Blob Storage and use a hybrid solution.

Use Azure Files with both SMB and NFS shares, and use Azure File Sync for SMB.

Use Azure NetApp Files for NFS and Azure Files for SMB.

Use Azure Blob Storage with NFS 3.0 support and SMB via a third-party gateway.

A company has 100 TB of unstructured data in on-premises file shares. They have a 1 Gbps connection to Azure and a migration deadline of one month. The data is accessed by a legacy application that requires SMB access. What is the most appropriate migration strategy?

Use Azure Import/Export service with physical disks.

Use Azure File Sync to sync the data to Azure Files over the network.

Use AzCopy to transfer the data directly to Azure Blob Storage.

Use Azure Data Box to transfer the data to Azure Files, then use Azure File Sync for ongoing sync.

A company has 50 TB of unstructured file data stored on a Windows file server. The data is accessed by a legacy application that requires SMB access. The company wants to migrate to Azure and minimize changes to the application. The data is not frequently accessed but must be available within 5 seconds of a request. What should you recommend?

Use Azure Import/Export to transfer the data to Azure Blob Storage and use a third-party SMB gateway.

Use Azure Data Box to transfer the data to Azure Files and then decommission the on-premises file server.

Use AzCopy to copy the data to Azure Blob Storage and mount it as a drive on the application server.

Use Azure File Sync to tier the files to Azure Files while keeping the file server on-premises.

A company is migrating a VM that runs a legacy application with a floating license tied to the MAC address of the physical server. The VM is currently on VMware. What should they do to migrate this VM to Azure?

Use Azure Data Box to copy the VM files.

Use Azure Migrate to replicate the VM and then update the license with the new MAC address.

Use Azure Site Recovery to replicate the VM and keep the same MAC address.

Convert the VM to a managed disk and attach it to a new VM.

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Which component of the Microsoft Cloud Adoption Framework for Azure provides actionable guidance for aligning cloud adoption with business outcomes and managing the adoption lifecycle?
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A company has 100 TB of unstructured data stored on a NAS device. The data is accessed by multiple applications, some using SMB and some using NFS. The company wants to migrate to Azure and minimize changes to applications. They have a 1 Gbps connection to Azure. What should you recommend?
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3expert · hard
A company has 100 TB of unstructured data in on-premises file shares. They have a 1 Gbps connection to Azure and a migration deadline of one month. The data is accessed by a legacy application that requires SMB access. What is the most appropriate migration strategy?
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A company has 50 TB of unstructured file data stored on a Windows file server. The data is accessed by a legacy application that requires SMB access. The company wants to migrate to Azure and minimize changes to the application. The data is not frequently accessed but must be available within 5 seconds of a request. What should you recommend?
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5application · medium
A company is migrating a VM that runs a legacy application with a floating license tied to the MAC address of the physical server. The VM is currently on VMware. What should they do to migrate this VM to Azure?
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