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Suppose you have two video files stored as blobs. One of the videos is business-critical and requires a replication policy that creates multiple copies across geographically diverse datacenters. The other video is noncritical, and a local replication policy is sufficient. Which of the following options would satisfy both data diversity and cost sensitivity considerations.
Create a single storage account that makes use of Local-redundant storage (LRS) and host both videos from here.
Create a single storage account that makes use of Geo-redundant storage (GRS) and host both videos from here.
Create two storage accounts. The first account makes use of Geo-redundant storage (GRS) and hosts the business-critical video content. The second account makes use of Local-redundant storage (LRS) and hosts the noncritical video content.
The name of a storage account must be:
Unique within the containing resource group.
Unique within your Azure subscription.
Globally unique.
In a typical project, when would you create your storage accounts?
At the beginning, during project setup.
After deployment, when the project is running.
At the end, during resource cleanup.
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