A developer is building a container-based application in a cloud environment. The containers are short-lived, but the business insists that the records remain after each new deployment. Which approach is the BEST for addressing this requirement?
Replicate application data in temporary storage with each deployment
Use a dedicated block-level resource attached to all containers
Store records in regular snapshots embedded in the container images
Place datasets in environment variables for each release
Using a dedicated block-level resource that functions outside the container life cycle enables records to remain across redeployments. Environment variables are generally used for simpler configuration details and are not suited for preserving extensive records. Temporary storage and per-deployment snapshots stored inside container images may not retain data once the containers are replaced, making them unreliable for preserving important records.
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