VMCE_V12 · Question #201
A corporation has the following requirements: - Backups are configured with a retention to keep 30 daily backups / five weekly backups / 12 monthly backups. - Keep only 14 days of backups locally…
The correct answer is D. Within the Capacity Tier, choose "Copy". Within the Archive Tier, choose to archive backups older. The Scale-out Backup Repository should use the Capacity Tier with the "Copy" mode to move regular backups to Amazon S3, and the Archive Tier to store GFS (weekly/monthly) backups older than 14 days, ensuring all restore points reside in S3 while keeping local retention limited.
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A corporation has the following requirements:
- Backups are configured with a retention to keep 30 daily backups /
five weekly backups / 12 monthly backups.
- Keep only 14 days of backups locally.
- All restore points should be stored in Amazon Simple Storage Service.
How should the Scale-out Backup Repository be configured?
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- AWithin the Capacity Tier, choose "Copy" to move backups older than 14 days.
- BWithin the Capacity Tier, choose to move backups older than 14 days.
- CWithin the Archive Tier, choose to Archive GFS backups older than 14 days.
- DWithin the Capacity Tier, choose "Copy". Within the Archive Tier, choose to archive backups older
How the community answered
(34 responses)- A18% (6)
- B3% (1)
- C9% (3)
- D71% (24)
Explanation
The Scale-out Backup Repository should use the Capacity Tier with the "Copy" mode to move regular backups to Amazon S3, and the Archive Tier to store GFS (weekly/monthly) backups older than 14 days, ensuring all restore points reside in S3 while keeping local retention limited.
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