How does virtualized storage help avoid data loss if a drive fails?
How does virtualized storage help avoid data loss if a drive fails?
Virtualized storage helps avoid data loss if a drive fails by keeping multiple copies of data in different locations. This redundancy ensures that even if one drive fails, the data can still be retrieved from another location, thus minimizing the risk of data loss.
A: Security Guidance pg 97: "Most virtualized storage is durable and keeps multiple copies of data in different locations so that drive failures are less likely to result in data loss."
why answer not B?
While this might sound like a good practice, it doesn't accurately describe how virtualized storage typically handles redundancy. Backup and archiving are different from the real-time redundancy that virtualized storage offers.