CV0-002 · Question #309
An administrator defines a backup as follows: - One weekly full backup - Daily incremental backup Which of the following BEST describes where the administrator would define this?
The correct answer is C. Backup schedule. An administrator defining a weekly full backup and daily incremental backups is setting up a backup schedule.
Question
An administrator defines a backup as follows:
- One weekly full backup
- Daily incremental backup
Which of the following BEST describes where the administrator would define this?
Options
- ABackup SLA document
- BBackup orchestration workflow
- CBackup schedule
- DProvisioning schedule
How the community answered
(24 responses)- A4% (1)
- B4% (1)
- C92% (22)
Why each option
An administrator defining a weekly full backup and daily incremental backups is setting up a backup schedule.
A Backup SLA document outlines service level objectives and performance metrics for backups, not the technical specifics of their frequency or type.
A backup orchestration workflow details the sequence of operations for backups, but the frequency and type of backup are determined by the schedule itself, which the workflow would then execute.
A backup schedule explicitly defines when full, incremental, or differential backups occur, which directly matches the scenario of "one weekly full backup - Daily incremental backup." This configuration is a core component of managing data protection strategies.
A provisioning schedule relates to the deployment of new resources, not the backup of existing data.
Concept tested: Defining backup schedules
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/backup/backup-architecture
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