AZ-900 · Question #101
This question requires that you evaluate the underlined text to determine if it is correct. You deploy an Azure resource. The resource becomes unavailable for an extended period due to a service outag
The correct answer is C. automatically credit your account. If an Azure resource experiences unavailability due to a service outage and falls below the service level agreement (SLA), Microsoft typically provides service credits to your account.
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Options
- ANo change is needed.
- Bautomatically migrate the resource to another subscription
- Cautomatically credit your account
- Dsend you a coupon code that you can redeem for Azure credits
How the community answered
(27 responses)- A4% (1)
- C96% (26)
Why each option
If an Azure resource experiences unavailability due to a service outage and falls below the service level agreement (SLA), Microsoft typically provides service credits to your account.
Microsoft does not automatically refund bank accounts; instead, it provides service credits to the Azure account according to SLA terms.
Microsoft does not automatically migrate resources to another subscription during an outage; customers are responsible for their high availability strategy across regions or zones.
Microsoft's Service Level Agreements (SLAs) for Azure services detail the performance and availability commitments, and if these are not met, customers are typically eligible for service credits, which are automatically applied to their Azure bill. These credits are not direct refunds to a bank account.
Microsoft provides service credits directly to the account rather than sending coupon codes.
Concept tested: Azure SLA and Service Credits
Source: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/support/legal/sla/
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