AZ-104: Microsoft Azure Administrator Full Course - Azure Site Recovery

Azure Site Recovery enables replication of on-premise physical or virtual machines to Azure or a secondary site, supporting Hyper-V, VMware, and physical servers. It offers built-in orchestration for replication, failover, and recovery, allowing businesses to protect their environments without the need for separate disaster recovery sites. Azure Site Recovery reduces infrastructure costs, automates recovery processes, and supports complex workloads like SQL Server and SAP. It also provides continuous health monitoring and encrypted communication, ensuring data security during replication.

What is one of the primary functions of Azure Site Recovery?

• To replicate on-premise machines to Azure or a secondary site

• To manage cloud storage costs

• To enhance network security

• To provide cloud-based email services

Which scenario is NOT supported by Azure Site Recovery?

• Hyper-V virtual machine replication

• VMware virtual machine replication

• Replication of physical Windows or Linux machines

• Replication of iOS devices

What is a key benefit of using Azure Site Recovery?

• It guarantees 100% uptime

• It offers unlimited data transfer

• It eliminates the need for disaster recovery sites

• It provides free cloud storage

How does Azure Site Recovery help during a surge in demand?

• By increasing network bandwidth

• By providing additional storage space

• By allowing applications to burst to Azure temporarily

• By offering free technical support

What does Azure Site Recovery continuously monitor?

• The weather conditions

• The state of protected instances

• The stock market trends

• The number of active users