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As a cloud architect for a rapidly growing e-commerce platform, you are tasked with designing a storage solution that ensures high availability, durability, and scalability for a diverse set of data types. The platform must handle unstructured data like product images, semi-structured data such as user profiles with varying attributes, and structured data including transaction logs that require complex queries. Considering the need for cost-effectiveness, compliance with global data protection regulations, and the ability to scale seamlessly during peak shopping seasons, which combination of Azure Storage services would you recommend? (Choose two correct options.)
A
Azure Blob Storage for product images due to its cost-effectiveness and scalability for unstructured data, and Azure Cosmos DB for user profiles because of its global distribution and schema-agnostic design.
B
Azure File Storage for product images to leverage SMB protocol compatibility, and Azure SQL Database for user profiles to ensure relational integrity and complex query capabilities.
C
Azure Blob Storage for product images for its high availability and durability features, and Azure Table Storage for transaction logs to benefit from its NoSQL capabilities and low-cost storage.
D
Azure Blob Storage for product images to take advantage of its tiered storage options, and Azure SQL Database for transaction logs for its transactional consistency and advanced analytics support.
E
Azure Blob Storage for product images for its efficient handling of large binary data, and Azure Cosmos DB for user profiles to ensure multi-region availability and automatic scaling, plus Azure SQL Database for transaction logs to support complex transactions and reporting.