A multinational retail company generates end-of-day point-of-sale (POS) transaction files that are stored in Google Cloud Storage. Finance teams access these files daily during the first 30 days to complete inventory and sales reconciliation. After 30 days, the files are rarely accessed but must be retained for 5 years for legal compliance. Which storage bucket lifecycle configuration minimizes total storage and retrieval costs while satisfying these access requirements?
- ADeploy a bucket with the default storage class set to Archive Storage, and store all POS transaction files in this bucket from creation.
- Deploy a bucket with the default storage class set to Standard Storage, and configure an Object Lifecycle Management rule to transition objects to Archive Storage after 30 days.Cevap
- CDeploy a bucket with the default storage class set to Standard Storage, and configure an Object Lifecycle Management rule to transition objects to Coldline Storage on day 5 of creation.
- DDeploy a bucket with Uniform Bucket-Level Access disabled, set the bucket default class to Standard Storage, and apply individual object ACLs to change object storage classes to Archive Storage after 30 days.
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Deploy a bucket with the default storage class set to Standard Storage, and configure an Object Lifecycle Management rule to transition objects to Archive Storage after 30 days.
Standard Storage provides zero retrieval fees during the active 30-day period when finance teams access POS files daily. Transitioning objects to Archive Storage after 30 days reduces ongoing monthly storage costs to the lowest tier for the remaining 5-year compliance retention window.
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Selecting Cloud Storage classes and automating transitions using Object Lifecycle Management based on access frequency and retrieval costs.
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