An organization hosts its production workloads on Azure Virtual Machines. You are designing an Azure Backup solution that must meet the following requirements:
- Technical recoveries of backups from the last days must achieve the lowest possible Recovery Time Objective (RTO) by restoring directly from local disk snapshots.
- Monthly backups must be retained for years ( months) to satisfy regulatory auditing compliance.
- The backup data must remain accessible even in the event of an entire Azure region outage.
You deploy a Recovery Services vault configured with Geo-Redundant Storage (GRS). Which configuration should you recommend in the backup policy?
- A backup policy with an instant restore snapshot retention of days, and a long-term retention configuration that keeps monthly recovery points in the vault for months.Cevap
- BA backup policy with an instant restore snapshot retention of months to ensure all monthly recovery points can be restored instantly from local disk snapshots.
- CA backup policy with an instant restore snapshot retention of days, a long-term vault retention of months, and changing the Recovery Services vault redundancy to Locally Redundant Storage (LRS).
- DA backup policy that disables instant restore snapshots (retaining them for days) and moves all recovery points to the vault-archive tier immediately to minimize storage costs.
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A backup policy with an instant restore snapshot retention of days, and a long-term retention configuration that keeps monthly recovery points in the vault for months.
The correct configuration uses an instant restore retention of days to meet the low RTO requirement by restoring directly from local disk snapshots, while keeping the monthly recovery points in the vault for months to satisfy regulatory compliance. It utilizes GRS to ensure regional resilience.
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Azure Backup operational tier (instant restore) vs. vault tier configuration
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