Microsoft Azure Fundamentals AZ-900 Practice Question
When setting up a new virtual machine, which of the following is essential to specify in order to ensure the VM has the capability to run your applications?
The name of the storage account attached to the virtual machine
The size of the virtual machine
The user account that will be the administrator
The particular virtual network to which the virtual machine will be connected
The geographic region the virtual machine will be hosted in
The resource group where the virtual machine will be organized
Selecting the correct size for a virtual machine is critical as it defines the amount of computing resources such as CPU, memory, and storage the virtual machine will have. The size determines the performance characteristics of the VM and affects the cost. Specifying the region is also important, but this choice does not by itself ensure the VM has the capacity to run specific applications; it mainly affects data sovereignty and latency. While resource groups, storage accounts, and virtual networks are critical components for organizing and providing services to a VM, they do not define its compute capacity.
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