It has been determined that the onsite repositories need to be immutable. How should the repositories be configured to easily allow for additional capacity to be added?

The correct answer is D. Scale-out Backup Repositories consisting of hardened repositories.. The repositories should be configured as Scale-out Backup Repositories consisting of hardened repositories to easily allow for additional capacity to be added and to meet the immutability requirement.Scale-out Backup Repository is a logical entity that groups several backup repos

Backup Repository Design

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AStand-alone repositories using NTFS.
BScale-out Backup Repositories consisting of hardened ReFS repositories.
CStand-alone repositories using the XFS file system.
DScale-out Backup Repositories consisting of hardened repositories.

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D
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The repositories should be configured as Scale-out Backup Repositories consisting of hardened repositories to easily allow for additional capacity to be added and to meet the immutability requirement.Scale-out Backup Repository is a logical entity that groups several backup repositories into a single pool of storage, and allows to add or remove backup repositories as needed. Hardened repository is a Linux-based backup repository with immutability enabled, which prevents backup files from being modified or deleted until the specified retention period

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#immutable storage#Scale-out Backup Repository#hardened repository#capacity expansion

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