You need to recommend a disaster recovery solution for the Dev database. What should you include in the recommendation?

The simple recovery model is ideal for development databases because they do not require point-in-time recovery; data loss to the last full backup is acceptable in a dev environment. The simple recovery model automatically reclaims log space, reducing administrative overhead, and full backups provide a sufficient restore point without the complexity of managing transaction log chains.

The full recovery model with transaction log backups is designed for production databases requiring point-in-time recovery, which is unnecessary overhead for a development database.

The full recovery model with differential backups still introduces unnecessary complexity and log management requirements that are not justified for a non-production development database.

The bulk-logged recovery model is intended to minimize log space usage during bulk operations in production scenarios, and does not provide point-in-time recovery, making it inappropriate as a standard DR strategy even for dev databases when simple recovery suffices.