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Microsoft Certified: Azure Administrator Associate · Microsoft
Step Sequence / Reordering Question
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Is Host-caching: None not perhaps the correct option? While Read-only caching reduces the risk, it doesn't entirely eliminate it because there's still potential for data loss in case of host failure before data is written to the disk. If data durability is a top priority and you want to minimize the risk of data loss in the event of host failure, is choosing the None caching option for the data disk not the safest choice?
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Answer: Storage type: Premium SDD that uses zone-redundant storage (ZRS) & Host-caching: None To ensure no data is stored on the host, you should select "None" in the host cache settings; this disables any caching on the host, preventing any data from being temporarily stored there
Regarding the caching question: you can safely turn on read-only caching. Read-only caching will not lead to *more* data loss in the event of a host failure. Since we're going with ZRS, there is a redundant storage location we can read from. This combination ensures that no data loss occurs if *a* host fails.
I agree with Mohsensic, better to eliminate host cashing due to its risk of data loss.