What is a benefit of performing local replication?

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• AEnables operational recovery in the event of a site-level disaster
• BEnables operational recovery in the event of data loss
• CProvides disaster recovery as a service offering
• DReduces the time to perform data backups

• A
  10% (3)
• B
  83% (25)
• C
  3% (1)
• D
  3% (1)

Explanation

Local replication is a technique that replicates data within the same array or the same data center. Local replication can enable operational recovery in the event of data loss by providing fast and frequent point-in-time copies of data that can be used for restore and restart operations. Enables operational recovery in the event of a site-level disaster is not a benefit of performing local replication. Local replication does not protect data from site-level disasters because it replicates data within the same site. To protect data from site-level disasters, remote replication is needed to replicate data at a remote site. Provides disaster recovery as a service offering is not a benefit of performing local replication. Disaster recovery as a service (DRaaS) is a cloud-based service that provides backup and recovery capabilities for an organization's data and applications. DRaaS typically uses remote replication to store data in cloud storage locations that are geographically dispersed. Reduces the time to perform data backups is not a benefit of performing local replication. Data backups are different from data replication because they create secondary copies of data that are stored separately from primary copies and can be retained for longer periods. Data backups may use local or remote replication as part of their process, but they also involve other steps such as deduplication, compression, encryption and verificatio

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