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Exam AZ900 Topics: architecture Difficulty: medium

A defense contractor delivers systems that process US federal government data. The contract requires an Azure environment that is physically and logically isolated from the public Azure cloud, with datacenters in the United States operated for government agencies and their partners. Which option meets this requirement?

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  1. A. Deploy to the West US region of the global Azure cloud and restrict access with strict network security group rules
  2. B. Deploy to Azure in China, the sovereign instance that serves the Chinese market
  3. C. Create a region pair by selecting two regions that are both located inside the United States
  4. D. Use Azure Government, a dedicated cloud with physically isolated US datacenters and networks for government agencies and partners
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Correct answer: Use Azure Government, a dedicated cloud with physically isolated US datacenters and networks for government agencies and partners

Reference: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-government/documentation-government-welcome

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