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Exam AZ900 Topics: management Difficulty: hard

A payment-processing company defines two requirements: (1) the production payments database must be protected against accidental deletion by anyone — including administrators — while administrators keep their current permissions and routine configuration changes continue; and (2) any new storage account must be created only in approved regions. Which combination meets both requirements?

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  1. A. A ReadOnly lock on the database, and an Azure Policy assignment with the Deny effect for allowed locations
  2. B. A Delete (CanNotDelete) lock on the database, and an Azure Policy assignment with the Audit effect for allowed locations
  3. C. A DoNotDelete tag on the database, and an Azure RBAC role that removes delete permissions from administrators
  4. D. A Delete (CanNotDelete) lock on the database, and an Azure Policy assignment with the Deny effect for allowed locations
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Correct answer: A Delete (CanNotDelete) lock on the database, and an Azure Policy assignment with the Deny effect for allowed locations

Reference: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/training/modules/describe-features-tools-azure-for-governance-compliance/4-describe-purpose-resource-locks

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Official Answer (D): A Delete (CanNotDelete) lock on the database, and an Azure Policy assignment with the Deny effect for allowed locations

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