An organization stores historical audit logs in the Archive tier of an Azure Storage account. An administrator needs to run a compliance report that queries these logs using an application. The application fails because it cannot read the logs in their current state. Which action must the administrator perform to resolve this issue?
- Change the access tier of the blobs to Hot or Cool, or copy the blobs to a new blob in a different tier to initiate rehydration.Cevap
- BAccess the logs directly from a read-only replica by configuring Read-Access Geo-Redundant Storage (RA-GRS).
- CSubmit a support ticket to Microsoft to update the storage drivers on the virtual machine, as guest OS patching for IaaS VM storage is Microsoft's responsibility.
- DAssign an Azure Policy to the resource group to retroactively modify the state of the logs from offline to online.
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Change the access tier of the blobs to Hot or Cool, or copy the blobs to a new blob in a different tier to initiate rehydration.
The correct answer is to change the access tier of the blobs to Hot or Cool, or copy the blobs to a new blob in a different tier to initiate rehydration. The Archive tier is an offline storage tier designed for data that is rarely accessed. Blobs in the Archive tier cannot be read directly. To make the data readable by an application, the blobs must first undergo rehydration, which moves them back to an online tier (Hot or Cool).
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