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AZ-305 · Question #407

Hotspot Question You are building two apps that will be hosted in Azure and will use Azure Monitor. The apps have the monitoring reliability requirements shown in the following table. You need to…

The correct answer is The recommendation for App1 to maintain service availability if an Azure region fails is Workspace replication. = Yes; The recommendation for App1 to maintain service availability if an Azure region fails is Availability zones. = No; The recommendation for App1 to maintain data availability if an Azure region fails is Workspace replication. = Yes; The recommendation for App1 to maintain data availability if an Azure region fails is Availability zones. = No; The recommendation for App2 to maintain service availability if an Azure datacenter fails is Availability zones. = Yes; The recommendation for App2 to maintain service availability if an Azure datacenter fails is Workspace replication. = No; The recommendation for App2 to maintain data availability if an Azure datacenter fails is Availability zones. = Yes; The recommendation for App2 to maintain data availability if an Azure datacenter fails is Workspace replication. = No. Workspace replication in Azure Monitor replicates your Log Analytics workspace data to a secondary region, ensuring both service availability and data availability if an Azure region fails - making it the correct recommendation for App1's cross-region high availability…

Submitted by rania.sa· Mar 6, 2026Design and Implement Monitoring and Reliability Solutions in Azure - specifically understanding Azure Monitor high availability options including workspace replication vs. availability zone redundancy for meeting regional failover requirements.

Question

Hotspot Question You are building two apps that will be hosted in Azure and will use Azure Monitor. The apps have the monitoring reliability requirements shown in the following table. You need to recommend a high availability solution for each app. What should you include in the recommendation for each app? To answer, select the appropriate options in the answer area. NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point. Answer:

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Answer Area

  • The recommendation for App1 to maintain service availability if an Azure region fails is Workspace replication.Yes
  • The recommendation for App1 to maintain service availability if an Azure region fails is Availability zones.No
  • The recommendation for App1 to maintain data availability if an Azure region fails is Workspace replication.Yes
  • The recommendation for App1 to maintain data availability if an Azure region fails is Availability zones.No
  • The recommendation for App2 to maintain service availability if an Azure datacenter fails is Availability zones.Yes
  • The recommendation for App2 to maintain service availability if an Azure datacenter fails is Workspace replication.No
  • The recommendation for App2 to maintain data availability if an Azure datacenter fails is Availability zones.Yes
  • The recommendation for App2 to maintain data availability if an Azure datacenter fails is Workspace replication.No

Explanation

Workspace replication in Azure Monitor replicates your Log Analytics workspace data to a secondary region, ensuring both service availability and data availability if an Azure region fails - making it the correct recommendation for App1's cross-region high availability requirements. Availability zones protect against datacenter-level failures within a single region (zone redundancy), but they do NOT protect against a full Azure region outage, which is what App1's requirements specify. Workspace replication is the purpose-built Azure Monitor solution for maintaining continuity when an entire region becomes unavailable.

Topics

#Azure Monitor#Log Analytics Workspace Replication#High Availability#Availability Zones

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