1Z0-1151-25 Question 90
Select 2Your company plans to deploy a mission-critical application on Azure that relies on Oracle Database. They are evaluating Oracle Database@Azure to streamline operations and leverage integrated identity, networking, and billing. During the onboarding process, which two considerations are correct when planning the architecture and implementing Oracle Database@Azure?
- A
- You can manage Oracle Database@Azure resources directly from the Azure portal, while the database physically resides on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.
- B
- You must manually configure the Azure-OCI interconnect to ensure private, low-latency communication between your Azure application and Oracle Database@Azure.
- C
- Oracle Database@Azure automatically creates both your Azure subscription and OCI tenancy as part of the onboarding; you do not need existing cloud accounts.
- D
- Integration with Azure services such as Azure AD is possible, allowing you to use existing Azure identities and security controls with Oracle Database@Azure.
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Correct answers: A, D
Explanation
Oracle Database@Azure seamlessly integrates Oracle Database with Azure, providing a managed multicloud architecture. While the database physically runs on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, configuration and lifecycle management are done through the Azure portal. Network connectivity and identity integration (including Azure AD) are preconfigured to simplify the onboarding process, reducing the need for manual interconnect setup. Refer to both Oracle and Microsoft� official documentation for detailed steps on setting up tenancy links, configuring Azure identity integration, and managing Oracle Database@Azure resources within the Azure environment.
- A. Correct.
Option 1 is CORRECT. Even though Oracle Database@Azure is logically provisioned and managed through the Azure portal, the underlying database infrastructure runs on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). This design provides the combined benefits of Azure integration and Oracle Database performance.
- B. Incorrect.
Option 2 is INCORRECT. A key advantage of Oracle Database@Azure is that the secure interconnect between OCI and Azure is managed by Oracle and Microsoft as part of the service. Users do not typically perform manual interconnect setup; it is orchestrated behind the scenes during onboarding.
- C. Incorrect.
Option 3 is INCORRECT. You do need active subscriptions or accounts with both Azure and Oracle; the service does not create these automatically. You must have existing access to Azure and then subscribe to Oracle Database@Azure, establishing the necessary tenancy and linking it to your Azure subscription.
- D. Correct.
Option 4 is CORRECT. Oracle Database@Azure supports integration with Azure Active Directory, enabling you to leverage your existing Azure identities and security policies to manage authentication and access to your Oracle Database instances.