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Question #: 67
Topic #: 1
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A cloud architect must recommend an architecture approach for a new medical application that requires the lowest downtime possible. Which of the following is the best application deployment strategy given the high-availability requirement?

  • A. Two different availability zones (per region) using an active-active topology in two different regions
  • B. Four different availability zones using an active-passive topology in a single region
  • C. Four different availability zones using an active-active topology in a single region
  • D. Two different availability zones (per region) using an active-passive topology in two different regions
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Suggested Answer: A 🗳️

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SuntzuLegacy
1 month, 1 week ago
Selected Answer: A
Answer: A. Two different availability zones (per region) using an active-active topology in two different regions To achieve the lowest downtime possible, you want redundancy at both the availability zone (AZ) and regional levels, along with an active-active design. This way: Each region uses multiple AZs for resilience within that region. The application runs actively in two separate regions so if one region experiences a major outage, traffic can continue in the other region without incurring downtime associated with “failing over.”
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