Storage Intermediate Quiz 3

The time taken to install new hard drives The time required to restore data redundancy after a disk failure The time it takes to format a volume

A backup strategy for cloud storage A network path to storage Categorizing storage by performance and cost

Splitting files into blocks Removing duplicate data to save space Encrypting files before storing

Compressing and moving data Backing up only metadata Copying data to another location for redundancy

Storage where data is managed in fixed-size blocks File-level network storage Object storage with metadata

Allocating more storage than physically exists Promising more storage to users than is physically available Moving storage to the cloud

Caches data temporarily without writing to disk Reads frequently accessed blocks only Writes data to cache and disk simultaneously

Adding nodes to a cluster to increase capacity and performance Replacing drives with larger ones in a single server Moving all data to a single tape drive

Backup schedule Storage Quality of Service. Encrypting storage automatically

A physical copy of a disk A backup over the network A point-in-time copy of data