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1.

An Azure Storage account is capable of hosting different types of objects, including blobs, tables, queues, and files. What are Azure Storage blobs?

Unstructured files such as media content, virtual machine disks, backups, or logs.

Non-relational and partially structured content, which consists of multiple rows of data with different sets of properties.

Temporary storage for messages that Azure services commonly use to asynchronously communicate with each other.

2.

Which of the following are the performance tiers offered by Azure Files?

Basic and Standard

Standard and Premium

Basic, Standard, and Premium

3.

What is the maximum size of a data disk attached to an Azure Virtual Machine?

1 TB

16 TB

32 TB

4.

Which tier of Azure managed disks are recommended for IO-intensive workloads with disks larger than 35,000 GiB, IOPS peaks greater than 25,000 and max throughput greater than 1,000 MiB/s?

Standard SSD

Premium SSD

Ultra SSD

5.

SAP HANA Dynamic Tiering 2.0 (DT 2.0) offers the ability to offload less frequently accessed data from memory into extended storage. Which of the following statements about DT 2.0 is true?

DT 2.0 doesn't need to be installed on a dedicated Azure Virtual Machine.

The SAP HANA and DT 2.0 virtual machines must be deployed with Azure accelerated networking enabled.

SAP HANA and DT 2.0 virtual machines can't be deployed within the same Azure virtual network.

6.

Are Azure Standard HDD storage-based managed disks supported for SAP workloads?

Yes

No

Only for the SAP application layer and for non-performance sensitive DBMS deployment

7.

The purpose of Azure Write Accelerator is to improve I/O latency of writes against the Azure Premium Storage. Which Azure Virtual Machines can take advantage of Azure Write Accelerator functionality?

All virtual machine series

E-series and M-series virtual machines

M-series virtual machines only

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