Dell Data Protection and Management Foundations v2
Domain 4Objective 1
Explain Primary Uses of Replicas and Types of Replications DATA-PROTECTION-MANAGEMENT-FOUNDATIONS Practice Questions (Page 3)
Part of the Replication and Data Archiving domain, which accounts for 15% of the DATA-PROTECTION-MANAGEMENT-FOUNDATIONS exam.
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A company maintains an exact copy of its production database on a system in a different geographic region. The copy is updated continuously and can be promoted to primary if the main site fails. What is the primary purpose of this replica?
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A storage system replicates data to a remote site and only acknowledges a write to the application after the data has been committed at both the primary and the remote site. Which type of replication is this?
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A financial services firm runs a critical trading application on a primary storage array. The compliance team mandates that every acknowledged write must be confirmed as durably stored on a secondary site before the application receives the success response. The secondary site is 5 km away over a dedicated low-latency link. Which replication type should the storage administrator configure?
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A healthcare provider replicates its electronic health records (EHR) system to a disaster recovery site. The primary site is in a region with frequent network congestion. The provider's RPO is 5 minutes, and the RTO is 2 hours. The application team reports that synchronous replication is causing significant performance degradation. Which replication strategy should the provider adopt?
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