After a disruption in the environment, a company decides to restore its data in a large-scale operation from an existing repository. Which approach best meets this need?
Perform a restore using a central archive of system data
Incrementally add the most critical data from the archive
Merge subsets of archived data to complete the restoration process
Process restoration by individually handling file-level data components
A central archive can address multiple systems in a consolidated effort, reducing the number of steps and complications. Merging subsets from different archives may require stitching data from several sources, increasing complexity. Incrementally focusing on certain data can skip components that are necessary for full functionality. Using individual file-level processes typically prolongs the restoration period and elevates the risk of missing dependencies.
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