1Z0-1151-25 Question 83
Select 2Your company runs a high-volume .NET application in Azure. You have been asked to implement Oracle Database@Azure for mission-critical transaction processing without exposing the database to the public internet, and to enable single sign-on for database users utilizing Azure AD. Which two steps are required to achieve these goals?
- A
Enable the Oracle Interconnect for Microsoft Azure to establish a private, low-latency link between Azure and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.
- B
Create a public load balancer for the Oracle Database@Azure instance and configure inbound routing from the public IP.
- C
Integrate Azure AD with Oracle Database@Azure by configuring federated identity to allow role-based access for database users.
- D
Set up a NAT gateway in Azure to route all outbound database traffic to Oracle Database@Azure via the internet.
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Correct answers: A, C
Explanation
In a multicloud setup when implementing Oracle Database@Azure, best practice is to use the Oracle Interconnect for Microsoft Azure to ensure secure and private connectivity, thus minimizing latency. For identity management, federating Azure AD with Oracle Database@Azure centralizes user access and authentication. These configurations align with official Oracle and Microsoft documentation for enabling hybrid and multicloud workloads.
- A. Correct.
Correct. Using the Oracle Interconnect for Microsoft Azure provides a dedicated, private, and low-latency link between Azure and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. This ensures secure and optimized communication for Oracle Database@Azure without routing traffic over the public internet.
- B. Incorrect.
Incorrect. A public load balancer would expose the Oracle Database@Azure instance to the internet, undermining the private connectivity requirement. This also introduces higher latency compared to private interconnect routes.
- C. Correct.
Correct. Federating Azure AD with Oracle Database@Azure allows you to manage database user access via Azure AD groups and roles, supporting single sign-on and centralized identity management in Azure.
- D. Incorrect.
Incorrect. A NAT gateway routes outbound internet traffic in Azure, which is not necessary if you want secure, private connectivity through the interconnect. Relying on internet-based traffic for Oracle Database@Azure increases latency and reduces security.