Which cloud provider is supported with Cloud Disaster Recovery?

Question

Options

• AAzure
• BECS
• CAVS
• DICOS

• A
  88% (21)
• B
  4% (1)
• C
  8% (2)

Explanation

Azure (A) is correct because it is the cloud provider supported for Cloud Disaster Recovery (CDR) integration, enabling organizations to replicate workloads and fail over to Microsoft Azure as the recovery target.

ECS (B) is wrong - ECS (Elastic Container Service or Elastic Cloud Storage, depending on context) is a specific service or product, not a cloud provider, so it doesn't qualify as a CDR-supported cloud platform.

AVS (C) is wrong - Azure VMware Solution is a service running within Azure, not a standalone cloud provider. Confusing a service with its underlying provider is a common trap on DR-related questions.

ICOS (D) is wrong - IBM Cloud Object Storage is a storage service, not a cloud provider in the context of disaster recovery targets.

Memory tip: Think "A for Azure, A for available" - Azure is the available cloud provider for CDR. The distractors (ECS, AVS, ICOS) are all specific services or storage solutions, not cloud providers, which is the key distinction the question is testing.

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