Distributing services across virtual networks

Question 1

What are the two types of network peering connections

Answer 1

Virtual Network Peering (connecting virtual networks in the same Azure Region)
Global Virtual Network Peering (connecting virtual networks that are in different Azure regions)

Question 2

When you create a virtual network peering connection in only one virtual network to connect to a peer in another network, you’re not connecting the networks together. To connect the networks by using virtual network peering, you have to

Answer 2

create connections in each virtual network

Question 3

Can you use virtual network peering even when both virtual networks are in different subscriptions

Answer 3

Yes

Question 4

Virtual network peering is nontransitive. What does this men

Answer 4

Only virtual networks that are directly peered can communicate with each other. The virtual networks can’t communicate with the peers of their peers.

Question 5

You can configure transitive connections on-premises if you use

Answer 5

virtual network gateways as transit points.

Question 6

Another name for Max Transactions per second

Answer 6

Max IOPs per second

Question 7

IOPS x IOSize = ?

Answer 7

Throughput

Question 8

Define IOPS or Transactions per second

Answer 8

Number of I/O requests issued to the storage disk per second

Question 9

Disk Reads and Writes

Answer 9

% of Reads and Write operations performed on the disk.

Question 10

Throughput

Answer 10

Amount of data read from or written to the disk per second

Question 11

Latency

Answer 11

Total time to complete a disk IO request

Question 12

IO size

Answer 12

The size of I/O requests issues to the storage disks.

Question 13

Queue Depth

Answer 13

Number of outstanding I/O requests waiting to be read from or written to the storage disk.

Question 14

Max memory

Answer 14

Amount of memory required to run application smoothly

Question 15

Max. CPU

Answer 15

Amount CPU required to run application smoothly