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You need to implement end-of day processing for Relecloud. What should you include in the implementation?
The correct answer is A. In the Azure subscription, configure an Azure Batch compute job. Azure Batch is the correct Azure service for end-of-day bulk processing because it is purpose-built for large-scale parallel and scheduled compute jobs.
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You need to implement end-of day processing for Relecloud. What should you include in the implementation?
Options
- AIn the Azure subscription, configure an Azure Batch compute job.
- BOn Server1, install the Integration Pack for Windows Azure.
- CIn the Azure subscription, create a high performance computing (HPC) cluster.
- DOn Server1, install Service Management Automation
How the community answered
(50 responses)- A84% (42)
- B10% (5)
- C2% (1)
- D4% (2)
Why each option
Azure Batch is the correct Azure service for end-of-day bulk processing because it is purpose-built for large-scale parallel and scheduled compute jobs.
Azure Batch provides a managed job scheduling and execution platform that automatically provisions compute nodes, runs tasks in parallel, and deallocates resources when complete - it is specifically designed for scheduled, high-volume batch workloads like end-of-day processing, making it the appropriate service for Relecloud's requirement.
The Integration Pack for Windows Azure is an Orchestrator component used to trigger Azure operations from runbooks, not to perform the actual batch compute processing of end-of-day data.
An HPC cluster in Azure is designed for tightly coupled parallel scientific computations such as simulations, not for general end-of-day business batch processing jobs.
Service Management Automation provides runbook-based IT process automation within the datacenter and does not supply the compute infrastructure needed to execute end-of-day data processing workloads in Azure.
Concept tested: Azure Batch for end-of-day batch processing
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/batch/batch-technical-overview
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