A finance firm needs to keep data consistent across two facilities for business continuity. The company wants minimal data loss if one location fails. Which approach meets these requirements?
Synchronized operations between two locations that confirm each write before proceeding
Daily snapshots saved on a remote share for periodic transfer
Frequent archiving to a secondary storage platform with manual hand-off
A single copy of data stored on a shared cluster that is updated monthly
Synchronized operations ensure both sites confirm data commits at the same time, which keeps them aligned. Delayed writes cannot guarantee up-to-date information, and backups or manual processes do not provide a continuous flow of information. By verifying each write on both locations, the firm achieves nearly the same data state in a primary and secondary site, which reduces data loss risk.
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