An administrator manages an Azure virtual machine named vm-db-02 that runs Ubuntu Server. The virtual machine has one OS disk and one data disk, both configured as managed disks. The virtual machine is backed up daily to a Recovery Services vault named rsv-db-02.
A database configuration error corrupts the OS disk. The data disk contains critical transaction logs written after the last backup was taken, and these logs must be preserved.
You need to restore the virtual machine's OS disk to the state of the last backup while ensuring that the current data on the data disk is not modified or lost.
Which restore option should you select in the Recovery Services vault?
- AReplace existing
- BCreate new
- Restore disksCevap
- DFile Recovery
Cevap
Select the option to restore disks from the Recovery Services vault, then swap the OS disk of the virtual machine.
The correct restore option is to restore disks. This option recovers the VM's disks as templates and VHD files to a storage account. You can then swap the OS disk of the existing VM with the restored OS disk, leaving the current data disk (and the critical transaction logs written after the backup) fully intact and attached to the VM.
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