Question : You manage an Azure subscription with virtual machines (VMs) that are running in Standard mode. You need to reduce the storage costs associated with the VMs. What should you do? 1. Locate and remove orphaned disks. 2. Add the VMs to an affinity group. 3. Access Mostly Uused Products by 50000+ Subscribers 4. Delete the VHD container.
Explanation: Basic Tier CPU RAM DISK SIZE A0 1 0.75 GB 20 GB 0.0135/hr Standard Tier A0 1 0.75 GB 20 GB 0.0149/hr
Not 2 : Affinity group can only be added when creating a VM and it will reduce latency but not storage costs. Not 3 : basic tier is cheaper than standard only for vm hours not storage. Not 4 : no sense to delete VHD container
As you can read on the page linked below, the VM instance prices do not include storage costs. While switching from Standard tier to Basic tier does reduce the costs associated with running the image, it does not reduce the storage costs associated with the VM. The correct answer is 1 therefore.
Question : You manage several Azure virtual machines (VMs). You create a custom image to be used by employees on the development team. You need to ensure that the custom image is available when you deploy new servers. Which Azure Power Shell cmdlet should you use?
Question : You administer a cloud service. You plan to host two web applications named contosoweb and contosowebsupport. You need to ensure that you can host both applications and qualify for the Azure Service Level Agreement. You want to achieve this goal while minimizing costs. How should you host both applications? 1. in different web roles with two instances in each web role 2. in the same web role with two instances 3. Access Mostly Uused Products by 50000+ Subscribers 4. in the same web role with one instance
Explanation: The Azure Compute SLA guarantees that, when you deploy two or more role instances for every role, access to your cloud service will be maintained at least 99.95 percent of the time
1. Configure Azure Content Delivery Network (CDN) to cache the files from an Azure blob container. 2. Purchase additional Azure subscriptions. 3. Configure additional endpoints for the website. 4. Increase the number of website instances.