A manufacturing company has a replica of its design files on a local server. The replica is updated every 15 minutes. The primary server fails, and the company needs to continue working with the most recent data possible. What is the maximum amount of data that could be lost?

All data since the last full backup

A multinational bank operates a trading platform that requires zero data loss and immediate failover. The primary and secondary data centers are 50 km apart with a 2 ms latency link. The bank also has a regulatory requirement to keep a copy of all transactions in a third location for audit purposes, which can be up to 30 minutes old. Which combination of replication types should the bank implement?

Synchronous replication to the secondary site and asynchronous replication to the third site

Asynchronous replication to the secondary site and synchronous replication to the third site

Synchronous replication to both the secondary and third sites

Point-in-time replication to the secondary site and asynchronous replication to the third site

A company has a critical application that requires zero data loss. The primary and secondary sites are 500 km apart with a 50 ms latency link. The application cannot tolerate any additional write latency. What is the best course of action?

Use asynchronous replication and accept the risk of data loss

Use synchronous replication and accept the latency

Relocate the secondary site closer to the primary to reduce latency, then use synchronous replication

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1foundation · easy
A storage system replicates data to a remote site, but it acknowledges writes to the application immediately after the local write completes. The remote copy is updated shortly afterward. Which type of replication is this?
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2application · medium
A manufacturing company has a replica of its design files on a local server. The replica is updated every 15 minutes. The primary server fails, and the company needs to continue working with the most recent data possible. What is the maximum amount of data that could be lost?
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A multinational bank operates a trading platform that requires zero data loss and immediate failover. The primary and secondary data centers are 50 km apart with a 2 ms latency link. The bank also has a regulatory requirement to keep a copy of all transactions in a third location for audit purposes, which can be up to 30 minutes old. Which combination of replication types should the bank implement?
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4foundation · easy
An organization creates multiple read-only copies of a database and distributes them across several servers so that user queries can be served from any of them. What is the primary purpose of these replicas?
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5expert · hard
A company has a critical application that requires zero data loss. The primary and secondary sites are 500 km apart with a 50 ms latency link. The application cannot tolerate any additional write latency. What is the best course of action?
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A storage system replicates data to a remote site, but it acknowledges writes to the application immediately after the local write completes. The remote copy is updated shortly afterward. Which type of replication is this?

A manufacturing company has a replica of its design files on a local server. The replica is updated every 15 minutes. The primary server fails, and the company needs to continue working with the most recent data possible. What is the maximum amount of data that could be lost?

An organization creates multiple read-only copies of a database and distributes them across several servers so that user queries can be served from any of them. What is the primary purpose of these replicas?

A company has a critical application that requires zero data loss. The primary and secondary sites are 500 km apart with a 50 ms latency link. The application cannot tolerate any additional write latency. What is the best course of action?

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