A company generates daily analytical export files in a Google Cloud Storage bucket. Internal teams frequently read and analyze these files during the first 30 days following creation. After 30 days, the files are rarely accessed, but regulatory requirements state they must be retained for three years. A cloud engineer needs to configure an Object Lifecycle Management rule to optimize storage costs without incurring unexpected retrieval fees during active use. Which configuration should the engineer implement?
- Set a lifecycle rule to transition objects to Archive storage 30 days after their creation date.Cevap
- BSet the default bucket storage class to Coldline immediately upon creation, and transition objects to Standard storage after 30 days.
- CMigrate the daily export files into a Cloud Bigtable table immediately upon creation to handle long-term archival storage.
- DCreate a Cloud Billing budget alert threshold that automatically alters the bucket's default storage class to Archive when spending exceeds a set limit.
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Set a lifecycle rule to transition objects to Archive storage 30 days after their creation date.
Keeping objects in Standard storage for the first 30 days supports active query patterns without retrieval charges. Automatically transitioning them to Archive storage after 30 days optimizes storage costs for long-term regulatory compliance retention.
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Cloud Storage Object Lifecycle Management & Tiering
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