A company wants to deploy a containerized application that must scale automatically based on demand. The application is stateless and can be scaled out. The company wants to minimize operational overhead. What should the administrator do?

Use Azure Container Instances with a fixed number of instances.

Use a managed Kubernetes service with cluster autoscaling.

Use a single large VM to run all containers.

Deploy the containers on a set of VMs and manually scale the VMs.

Which placement strategy is essential for meeting a disaster recovery objective?

Using only on-premises resources

Replicating data and resources to a geographically separate site

Placing all resources in a single data center

Placing resources in the same region but different zones

A company plans to deploy a web application in Azure using VMs. The application must be highly available and tolerate the failure of an entire Azure availability zone. The VMs must be placed in a way that ensures the application remains available if one zone fails. What should the administrator do?

Place VMs in the same subnet but different virtual networks.

Place VMs across multiple availability zones and use a load balancer.

Place VMs in an availability set within a single zone.

Place all VMs in a single availability zone to reduce network latency.

A company uses ONTAP for its primary data center and wants to replicate data to a secondary site for disaster recovery. The RPO must be no more than 15 minutes, and the RTO must be no more than 1 hour. The secondary site is 500 km away. What should the administrator do?

Use a manual copy of data to the secondary site every hour.

Use SnapMirror with a synchronous replication policy.

Use SnapMirror with an asynchronous replication policy and schedule updates every 15 minutes.

Use SnapVault to back up data to the secondary site daily.

Which storage resource is best suited for a workload that requires low-latency, high-IOPS access to data?

Cloud volumes on object storage

Cloud volumes on standard HDD storage

ONTAP clusters with all-flash storage

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A company wants to deploy a containerized application that must scale automatically based on demand. The application is stateless and can be scaled out. The company wants to minimize operational overhead. What should the administrator do?
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Which placement strategy is essential for meeting a disaster recovery objective?
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A company plans to deploy a web application in Azure using VMs. The application must be highly available and tolerate the failure of an entire Azure availability zone. The VMs must be placed in a way that ensures the application remains available if one zone fails. What should the administrator do?
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A company uses ONTAP for its primary data center and wants to replicate data to a secondary site for disaster recovery. The RPO must be no more than 15 minutes, and the RTO must be no more than 1 hour. The secondary site is 500 km away. What should the administrator do?
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Which storage resource is best suited for a workload that requires low-latency, high-IOPS access to data?
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