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AZ-900 · Question 18 · Domain 2.1: Core Architectural Components
In Azure architecture, what is a 'Region'?
In Azure architecture, what is a 'Region'?
Answer options:
A.
A single physical server rack.
B.
A geographical area containing at least one, but potentially multiple, data centers.
C.
A logical container for billing purposes.
D.
A global load balancer.
How to approach this question
Recall the definition of an Azure Region from the core architectural components.
Full Answer
B.A geographical area containing at least one, but potentially multiple, data centers.✓ Correct
A geographical area containing at least one, but potentially multiple, data centers.
Azure regions are geographical locations (like East US, North Europe) that contain one or more data centers networked together. When you deploy a resource, you choose the region it lives in.
Common mistakes
Confusing a Region with a single Data Center. A region usually contains multiple data centers.
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