Migrate Workloads in a Hybrid Cloud Environment CERTIFIED-HYBRID-CLOUD-IMPLEMENTATION-ENGINEER Practice Questions (Page 4)

Questions 16–20

1. 16expert · hard

   A company is migrating a 50 TB NetApp volume to Azure NetApp Files. The initial baseline transfer is expected to take 5 days. The source volume changes at a rate of 100 GB per day. The team has a 1 Gbps connection. What is the most efficient way to ensure the migration completes with minimal downtime?

   • APerform a full copy of the volume every day until the migration is complete.
   • BUse SnapMirror to perform the baseline transfer, then schedule incremental updates until the change rate is low enough for a final cutover.
   • CUse Azure Data Box to ship the initial data, then use SnapMirror for the delta.
   • DIncrease the bandwidth to 10 Gbps.
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2. 17application · medium

   A company is planning to migrate a workload to Azure. The workload has a dependency on a specific version of an operating system that is not supported in Azure. What should the team do?

   • AMigrate the workload as-is and hope it works.
   • BUse a custom VM image with the unsupported OS.
   • CUpgrade the operating system to a supported version before migration.
   • DUse Azure Stack to run the unsupported OS.
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4. 18foundation · easy

   What is the primary benefit of using data replication and synchronization methods for migration?

   • AIncreasing the storage capacity of the source
   • BEliminating the need for a backup
   • CGuaranteeing zero data loss
   • DMinimizing downtime during the migration
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5. 19foundation · easy

   Which activity is part of optimizing a migrated workload in the hybrid cloud environment?

   • ARight-sizing cloud resources
   • BAvoiding monitoring
   • CDisabling backups
   • DKeeping all resources at maximum size
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6. 20expert · hard

   A company is migrating a multi-tier application to Azure. The database tier must be migrated with minimal downtime, while the web tier can tolerate a longer downtime. The team has limited bandwidth and must complete the migration within a strict deadline. What is the most effective migration strategy?

   • AMigrate the database first using replication, then migrate the web tier during a maintenance window.
   • BPerform a lift-and-shift of the entire application using Azure Migrate.
   • CUse a single replication tool for all tiers and cut over all at once.
   • DMigrate the web tier first, then the database, using the same replication method for both.
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