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Practice question 12 of 498 · hard

A multinational must protect Azure, on-premises, and AWS workloads while meeting sovereignty constraints. Which two design choices are appropriate? Select two answers.

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  1. A.Use supported recovery mechanisms for each platform under common business recovery targets
  2. B.Assume Azure Site Recovery protects every SaaS and cloud database
  3. C.Define recovery success solely as infrastructure deployment completion
  4. D.Choose the cheapest remote region before checking legal constraints
  5. E.Validate allowed recovery locations and data movement against residency requirements
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  • Use supported recovery mechanisms for each platform under common business recovery targets
  • Validate allowed recovery locations and data movement against residency requirements

Use supported recovery mechanisms for each platform under common business recovery targets: Platform-specific capability is necessary even when governance is unified. Validate allowed recovery locations and data movement against residency requirements: Cross-region or cross-cloud recovery can change where data is stored or processed. Assume Azure Site Recovery protects every SaaS and cloud database: Support matrices restrict eligible sources, targets, and workloads. Choose the cheapest remote region before checking legal constraints: Cost cannot override mandatory location requirements. Define recovery success solely as infrastructure deployment completion: Business-service restoration and validation must also succeed.

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