A city has no vSphere administrators and wants staff to consume virtual desktops from Microsoft Azure. Which Horizon Cloud environment type is that?
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Short Explanation
No vSphere shop, desktops still needed—that is Horizon Cloud sitting on Azure, a named environment type on the exam. UEM SaaS is phones and endpoints; NSX Federation is not the VDI cloud pick.
Full Explanation
A city with no vSphere administrators that wants staff to consume virtual desktops from Microsoft Azure is choosing Horizon Cloud on Microsoft Azure, a named Horizon Cloud environment type. That answer matches the municipal desire to run desktops in Azure without operating a self-managed Horizon 8 pod on civic vSphere or staffing hypervisor experts for that workload. A self-managed Horizon 8 pod on civic vSphere with Connection Server is the opposite hosting model. Workspace ONE UEM SaaS is endpoint management for devices, not the Azure desktop broker. NSX-T Federation stretched to Azure is not the VDI control plane or Horizon Cloud environment type for this question. Exam caveat: exam materials list Horizon Cloud environment types such as Azure and AWS separately from on-prem Horizon 8—match the public cloud named in the stem rather than inventing NSX or UEM as the desktop platform. Operational check: in architecture selection notes, label the city’s choice as Horizon Cloud on Azure, confirm no requirement to staff civic vSphere solely for that desktop platform, keep UEM as a parallel mobile management track rather than as the desktop broker, and brief council IT on the hosting boundary.