CV0-002 · Question #133
For budget purposes, the accounting department has asked an administrator to provide a disaster recovery solution that will comply with the following requirements: Systems have to be operational…
The correct answer is A. Warm site. The organization needs a disaster recovery solution with an RTO of two days and a budget consideration, making a balance between cost and recovery speed crucial.
Question
For budget purposes, the accounting department has asked an administrator to provide a disaster recovery solution that will comply with the following requirements:
Systems have to be operational within two days No disaster will be declared if the primary site is fully operational within 24 hours Which of the following is the BEST solution the administrator can propose to the accounting department?
Options
- AWarm site
- BCold site
- CHot site
- DMirrored site
How the community answered
(25 responses)- A72% (18)
- B4% (1)
- C16% (4)
- D8% (2)
Why each option
The organization needs a disaster recovery solution with an RTO of two days and a budget consideration, making a balance between cost and recovery speed crucial.
A warm site offers a balance between cost and recovery time, providing pre-installed hardware and some operational data, which can be brought online within hours to a few days. This type of site meets the two-day (48-hour) operational requirement more cost-effectively than a hot site while being much faster than a cold site.
A cold site is the least expensive but requires significant time, typically weeks or months, to become fully operational, making it unsuitable for a two-day RTO.
Concept tested: Disaster recovery site types and RTO
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/architecture/resiliency/recovery-plan#recovery-site-types
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