Practice Test 4 | Google Cloud Certified Professional Cloud Architect | Dumps | Mock Test
You have been asked to set up a Disaster Recovery solution for a non-critical Database Server with multiple disks. The application can be stopped for hours without creating major issues. The data must be recovered from the beginning of the previous day. The solution must be simple and inexpensive.
What would you advise?
A. Create a Custom Image of the Instance root disk and use it for re-creating the VM in another region
B. Set the autodelete flag to false for the persistent disks and make regular snapshots
C. Save the daily snapshots to Cloud Storage
D. Use Zonal SSD persistent disks
E. Regional SSD persistent disks, and daily snapshots stored to Cloud Storage
Correct Answers: C
All answers are a partial solution with the exception of option D and E, which is incorrect because Zonal SSD persistent disks are useless in the event of a disaster. Furthermore, regional disks may not be available, but in this case, all the snapshots in Cloud Storage are preserved.
Remember that snapshots are incremental and compressed, so they are fast and inexpensive.
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