A global company needs to replicate its customer database to a secondary site for disaster recovery. The primary site is in New York and the secondary is in London. The application can tolerate a few minutes of data loss but requires low latency for normal operations. Which replication method is most appropriate?

Snapshot replication every 24 hours

An e-commerce company needs to ensure its website remains accessible to customers even if one of its web servers fails. The solution must provide automatic failover without manual intervention. Which approach best meets this requirement?

Increase the bandwidth of the internet connection to handle more traffic.

Configure a cluster of web servers with automatic failover and a shared virtual IP address.

Use a scheduled job to copy website files to a secondary server every night.

Create a backup of the web server configuration and restore it manually after a failure.

Which of the following is a common technique used to achieve high availability?

Redundant components with automatic failover

An organization's disaster recovery plan specifies a recovery time objective (RTO) of 4 hours and a recovery point objective (RPO) of 1 hour. Which combination of strategies best supports these objectives?

Replicate data asynchronously every hour and maintain a standby system that can be activated within 4 hours.

Perform nightly backups and restore them to new hardware when needed.

Archive data to tape and ship it to a remote location monthly.

Use synchronous replication to a site that requires manual setup after a disaster.

A hospital's patient portal must be available 24/7, but the IT budget is limited. The system is critical but can tolerate up to 15 minutes of downtime during a failover. The hospital currently has a single data center. Which solution provides the best balance of availability and cost?

Build a fully redundant active-active cluster across two data centers.

Purchase a second data center with a cold standby site.

Use only nightly backups to an external hard drive.

Implement a high availability cluster within the data center and replicate data to a secondary site for disaster recovery.

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A global company needs to replicate its customer database to a secondary site for disaster recovery. The primary site is in New York and the secondary is in London. The application can tolerate a few minutes of data loss but requires low latency for normal operations. Which replication method is most appropriate?
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An e-commerce company needs to ensure its website remains accessible to customers even if one of its web servers fails. The solution must provide automatic failover without manual intervention. Which approach best meets this requirement?
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Which of the following is a common technique used to achieve high availability?
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An organization's disaster recovery plan specifies a recovery time objective (RTO) of 4 hours and a recovery point objective (RPO) of 1 hour. Which combination of strategies best supports these objectives?
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A hospital's patient portal must be available 24/7, but the IT budget is limited. The system is critical but can tolerate up to 15 minutes of downtime during a failover. The hospital currently has a single data center. Which solution provides the best balance of availability and cost?
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