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Exam AZ900 Topics: architecture Difficulty: hard

A logistics SaaS provider is designing a new deployment and selects a smaller Azure region close to its customers. While validating the design, the team finds that a specific virtual machine size it needs is not offered in that region, and it also plans to use Azure DNS. Which explanation matches how Azure regions work?

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  1. A. Every generally available Azure service and VM size is offered in every region; regional differences affect only pricing
  2. B. Azure automatically deploys regional services into the nearest region that supports them, so the design needs no changes
  3. C. Services and VM features vary by region and must be verified; global services like Azure DNS need no region selection
  4. D. Missing services can be unlocked in any region by pairing it with a larger region in the same geography
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Correct answer: Services and VM features vary by region and must be verified; global services like Azure DNS need no region selection

Reference: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/training/modules/describe-core-architectural-components-of-azure/5-describe-azure-physical-infrastructure

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