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NNN is correct answer: 1. No: Not all Azure regions currently support availability zones. Microsoft continues to expand availability zone support across more regions, but as of now, they are available only in select regions. 2. No. Availability zones support virtual machines running both Windows and Linux operating systems. They are not limited to just Windows Server. 3. No: Availability zones are used to replicate data and applications within the same Azure region to provide high availability and fault tolerance. Replicating data and applications to multiple regions is typically handled by other services such as Azure's paired regions or geo-redundant storage.
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Correct ans: N,N,N For 3rd Q: Availability Zones are physically separated locations within a single Azure region. For example, if you have an Azure region such as "East US," it may have three Availability Zones (Zone 1, Zone 2, and Zone 3) that are independent of each other. Availability Zones = Same Region: Availability Zones are utilized for providing high availability and disaster recovery solutions within the same Azure region. They do not replicate data or applications across different regions; instead, they provide redundancy within that single region.
The first statement is incorrect. All Azure regions have Availability zones, but not all regions support all services.
Not all Regions support availability zones , no no and no