Which of the following features combination has the similar function of OceanStor Dorado HyperVault?

Question

Options

• AHyperClone
• BHyperSnap
• CHyperCDP
• DHyperReplication

• A
  5% (1)
• B
  15% (3)
• C
  80% (16)

Explanation

HyperVault on OceanStor Dorado combines continuous data protection with remote replication to create an isolated, tamper-resistant data vault - exactly what HyperCDP (C) and HyperReplication (D) provide together. HyperCDP captures every write I/O continuously, enabling recovery to any granular point in time, while HyperReplication copies that protected data to a remote, logically isolated location, forming the air-gap that HyperVault is designed to enforce.

HyperClone (A) creates full-volume independent copies for purposes like migration or dev/test, but it does not offer continuous protection or remote isolation. HyperSnap (B) delivers point-in-time snapshots for quick local recovery, but snapshots are periodic rather than continuous and do not address remote replication or vault isolation.

Memory tip: Think "Vault = Continuous + Remote." CDP gives you the continuous timeline inside the vault, and Replication gets the data there securely - C and D together build the vault that A and B individually cannot.

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