You have Shared Image Gallery SIG1 in East US containing Image1 used for Pool1. You plan a new host pool Pool2 in South India. Image1 must be replicated to South India, Pool2 session hosts must be based on Image1, and updates to Image1 must be available in both regions. What should you include in the solution?

The correct solution is to update the replication for the latest image version of Image1 from SIG1. Azure Shared Image Gallery (SIG) allows you to replicate images to multiple Azure regions directly from the gallery. This ensures that the image is available in South India for Pool2 and that any updates to Image1 in SIG1 can be easily replicated to all configured regions, maintaining consistency. Creating a new shared image gallery (SIG2) in South India and uploading a copy of Image1 would work, but it creates a separate, unlinked image. Updates to Image1 in SIG1 would not automatically propagate to SIG2, requiring manual synchronization. Creating an Azure Storage account and copying the image there is not the standard or most efficient way to manage and deploy VM images for Azure Virtual Desktop. Configuring GRS for storage1 and copying the VHD to an FSLogix profile container is irrelevant; GRS provides data redundancy for storage accounts, not image distribution, and FSLogix profile containers are for user profiles, not VM images.