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A company is planning to migrate its workload to Microsoft Azure and is evaluating different pricing models to optimize costs and operational efficiency. The company has a mix of predictable and unpredictable workloads, including critical applications that require high availability and batch processing jobs that can tolerate interruptions. The company is also concerned about compliance with financial planning and seeks to minimize costs without sacrificing the reliability of its critical applications. Considering these requirements, which combination of Azure pricing models would BEST meet the company's needs? (Choose two options from A to D)
A
Exclusively use Pay-as-you-go pricing for all workloads to ensure maximum flexibility without any upfront commitments.
B
Utilize Reserved Instances for predictable, long-term workloads to achieve significant cost savings and Pay-as-you-go for unpredictable workloads to maintain flexibility.
C
Adopt Spot Instances for all workloads to maximize cost savings, accepting the risk of interruptions for critical applications.
D
Combine Reserved Instances for stable, long-term workloads and Spot Instances for fault-tolerant, flexible workloads to optimize costs while ensuring reliability where needed.