An enterprise application produces daily operation logs that require frequent, immediate access for troubleshooting during the first 14 days. After 14 days, the logs are accessed infrequently for routine audits for another 90 days before being deleted. Which Cloud Storage configuration actions should be planned to optimize costs and performance? (Select TWO)
- Set the default storage class of the bucket to Standard Storage to accommodate initial frequent access without incurring retrieval fees.Cevap
- Configure an Object Lifecycle Management rule to transition objects to Nearline Storage after 14 days.Cevap
- CSet the default storage class of the bucket directly to Archive Storage to minimize overall storage costs from day one.
- DEnable Uniform Bucket-Level Access to automatically move objects to lower-cost storage tiers based on access frequency.
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The correct configurations are setting the initial bucket class to Standard Storage and creating an Object Lifecycle Management rule to transition objects to Nearline Storage after 14 days.
Standard Storage handles active troubleshooting during the first 14 days without retrieval charges. Transitioning to Nearline Storage after 14 days via Object Lifecycle Management lowers storage costs for infrequently audited data while adhering to storage lifecycle best practices.
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Selecting Cloud Storage classes based on access frequency and setting Object Lifecycle Management rules for automated tier transitions.