You have an Azure Stack Hub integrated system.
You perform infrastructure backups twice daily.
User workloads are protected by using Azure Site Recovery.
The architect of the user workloads is planning a business continuity disaster recovery (BCDR) strategy.
You need to recommend to the architect which resources to include in the BCDR strategy.
Which two resources should you recommend? Each correct answer presents part of the solution.
NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.
When planning a business continuity disaster recovery (BCDR) strategy for an Azure Stack Hub integrated system, it is important to include critical resources that ensure the system's operations can be recovered efficiently. Plans, quotas, and offers should be part of the BCDR strategy to ensure the system's configurations and offerings are restored accurately in a disaster scenario. Additionally, Azure Resource Manager templates for resources used by Azure Stack Hub virtual machines should be included to automate the redeployment of VMs and related services in the event of a disaster. This will help maintain continuity and reduce downtime for user workloads.
Correct - E & F. Infrastructure backup: You can enable the Infrastructure Backup Service from the administrator portal so that Azure Stack Hub can generate infrastructure backups. Users will have their subscriptions restored, including: Role-based access permissions and roles. Original plans and offers. Previously defined compute, storage, and network quotas. Key Vault secrets. Everything else should be under BCDR. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-gb/learn/modules/plan-configure-business-continuity-disaster-recovery-azure-stack-hub/2-recommend-business-continuity-disaster-recovery-strategy
looks correct,as other items backuped by AZStack Infrastructure Backup Service