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Exam AZ900 Topics: management Difficulty: medium

A grocery retailer will start using Azure Arc for the Windows and Linux servers in its regional datacenters. A junior engineer asks how those machines, which stay on-premises, become manageable with Azure tools. How does Azure Arc make non-Azure resources manageable?

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  1. A. It projects existing non-Azure resources into Azure Resource Manager so they can be managed as if they ran in Azure
  2. B. It replicates each on-premises server as a complete virtual machine in the nearest Azure region
  3. C. It routes datacenter network traffic through an Azure VPN gateway so the servers appear to be inside Azure
  4. D. It converts each server into an ARM template that can be redeployed inside an Azure subscription
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Correct answer: It projects existing non-Azure resources into Azure Resource Manager so they can be managed as if they ran in Azure

Reference: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-arc/overview

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