You administer a cloud service. You plan to host two web applications named contosoweb
and contosowebsupport. You need to ensure that you can host both applications and qualify
for the Azure Service
Level Agreement. You want to achieve this goal while minimizing costs. How should you host both applications?
A.
in different web roles with two instances in each web role
B.
in the same web role with two instances
C.
in different web roles with one instance in each web role
D.
in the same web role with one instance
Explanation:
Ref: http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/cloud-services-what-is/
“The Azure Compute SLA guarantees that, when you deploy two or more role instances for every role, access to your cloud service will be maintained at least 99.95 percent of the time.”
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agree
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is it correct?
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B is correct
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agreed. B is correct
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LOL
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“B”
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We are talking about TWO different Web Applications to be hosted with SLAs needed for BOTH of them. One Webrole with 2 instances??? Is it 2 instances of each webapp?
Option A is expensive but I see that as the right solution here.
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“While minimizing costs”. So you can host two sites on the same IIS instance (using headers, ports etc.). A, whilst viable would be the most expensive option.
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