A media monitoring organization ingests daily video streams into a Google Cloud Storage bucket. Internal news editors frequently access and edit these video files multiple times per day during the first 30 days after ingestion. After 30 days, access drops significantly, but the files must be preserved for one year to comply with broadcasting regulations. Which Cloud Storage configuration strategy minimizes total costs while meeting these access patterns?
- Set the default storage class of the bucket to Standard Storage, and create an Object Lifecycle Management rule to transition objects to Coldline Storage after 30 days.Cevap
- BSet the default storage class of the bucket to Coldline Storage upon creation so that all uploaded video files immediately benefit from lower monthly storage rates.
- CSet the default storage class of the bucket to Archive Storage, and configure Object Access Control Lists (ACLs) to temporarily grant Standard tier access for the first 30 days.
- DSet the default storage class of the bucket to Standard Storage, and deploy a Cloud Function that copies objects to a secondary Standard Storage bucket after 30 days.
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The optimal strategy is to store new video files in Standard Storage and use Object Lifecycle Management to transition them to Coldline Storage after 30 days.
Using Standard Storage for the first 30 days ensures zero retrieval fees during the high-frequency editing phase. Transitioning objects to Coldline Storage after 30 days via Object Lifecycle Management reduces the monthly storage cost for the remainder of the required one-year retention period when data access is infrequent.
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