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An organization is deploying a business-critical workload to Azure. The architecture team must ensure that both compute and data storage services remain operational and resilient against individual datacenter failures caused by power, cooling, or networking issues within the primary Azure region.
Which deployment strategy should the organization implement?
A multi-zone deployment involves distributing virtual machines and application components across distinct Availability Zones within an Azure region. Combined with Zone-Redundant Storage (ZRS), data is synchronously replicated across three separate physical availability zones, each equipped with independent power, cooling, and networking infrastructure.
This architecture provides the maximum level of resiliency available within a single region. It balances performance, automated high availability, and operational simplicity without introducing cross-region latency or complex disaster recovery orchestration.
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