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Benefits and usage of Core Azure Architectural Components

Azure core benefits and usage of Azure Architectural Components.
  • Azure Regions provide customer flexibility to bring application closer to the user by allowing them to choose regions closer to them as per the geographical location.
  • Azure provides Region pairs for disaster recovery if there is any natural calamities or any one data center is down due to any technical reason,
  • Azure Availability zone provides you a guaranteed SLA of 99.9%. The availability zone helps to recover from data center level failure.
  • Availability Sets allows you to achieve 99.95% SLA. Availability Sets keeps application online during maintenance or hardware failure with the help of the fault domain and update domain.
  • Azure Resource Group helps you to organize your resources. This helps to delete all the resources in one shot by deleting the resource group.
  • Azure Resource Manager helps to create, configure, manage, delete and control access to the resource groups and all the resources under it. It provides a consistent management layer which allows you to automate the deployment and configuration of these resources using different automation scripting tools such as power shell, Azure CLI or Azure Portal.
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