During a disaster recovery simulation for a financial institution's core transaction system, a database storage array failure occurred. Technical teams completed failover operations and declared the transaction service operational hours after the initial outage. Transaction records were restored from log backups up to minutes prior to the failure. The organization's Business Impact Analysis (BIA) established a Recovery Time Objective (RTO) of hours, a Recovery Point Objective (RPO) of minutes, and a Maximum Tolerable Downtime (MTD) of hours. Based on these operational recovery metrics, which assessment accurately describes the outcome of this exercise?
- The exercise satisfied the RPO target but failed to meet the established RTO target.Cevap
- BThe exercise satisfied the RTO target but failed to meet the established RPO target.
- CThe exercise failed both the RPO target and the MTD target.
- DThe exercise breached the MTD target while successfully satisfying the RTO target.
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The exercise satisfied the RPO target but failed to meet the established RTO target.
The correct assessment is that the exercise satisfied the RPO target but failed to meet the established RTO target. Recovery Point Objective (RPO) dictates the maximum acceptable data loss timeframe prior to an outage; because database logs were restored to a point 10 minutes before failure, the 10-minute actual data loss fell within the 15-minute RPO threshold. Recovery Time Objective (RTO) dictates the targeted maximum duration for restoring systems; because technical failover required 3 hours, the recovery exceeded the 2-hour RTO limit. The 3-hour downtime remained within the 5-hour Maximum Tolerable Downtime (MTD) ceiling.
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