A SQL Database tier includes managed local availability, but the workload must survive a zone outage. Which two points should be verified? Select 2 answers.

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A.Every configuration is zone-redundant merely because local HA is managed
B.A native backup restore is identical to a ready HA replica with no restore delay
C.The selected tier, region, hardware, and replica configuration support zone redundancy
D.Zone redundancy is actually enabled and the application's connectivity/retry behavior fits failover

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The selected tier, region, hardware, and replica configuration support zone redundancy
Zone redundancy is actually enabled and the application's connectivity/retry behavior fits failover

Managed local HA and supported enabled zone resilience are distinct. A backup restore requires recovery work, and local HA does not imply every tier/configuration is zone-redundant. Source guide: PDF page 41.

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