A Veeam administrator is concerned about keeping backups on site and has traditionally used tapes to store backups older than 30 days in order to free up space on their backup repository for longer-term storage. The company is currently using Scale-out Backup Repositories. What option would satisfy the requirement?
For storing backups older than 30 days offsite and freeing up space on the backup repository using Scale-out Backup Repositories, the 'Move to capacity tier' option is suitable. This option transfers older backups to a lower-cost storage tier, such as object storage, leaving more space on the primary repository for recent data. This method effectively manages storage resources by relocating older data to a more economical and scalable storage solution while maintaining efficient on-site storage usage.
B is correct
Copy doubles space, move shifts the space
B. Move to capacity tier (copy will just double occupy the storage)
To satisfy the requirement of storing backups older than 30 days offsite and freeing up space on the backup repository for longer-term storage while using Scale-out Backup Repositories, the most suitable option is: B. Move to capacity tier The "Move to capacity tier" option allows you to move older backups to a lower-cost storage tier (such as object storage) while keeping recent backups on faster, on-premises storage. This helps optimize storage usage on the primary repository and ensures that backups are stored offsite for long-term retention.
B is correct