問題文
A workload has a strict single-region residency requirement, but the model it needs is not available in any region within that boundary. What does this mean for the design?
選択肢
- A data zone deployment will satisfy a single-region requirement, since the zone is defined by a legal boundary and the region sits inside that boundary
- A global deployment type will satisfy the residency requirement because the stored data stays in the geography where the resource was created, and only the inference traffic moves
- A private endpoint will satisfy the residency requirement, since traffic that never traverses the public internet stays inside the region it started in
- The requirement and the model choice conflict, so either a different model available in that region must be used or the residency requirement must be revisited