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Your company maintains a large document repository. You're implementing Azure Files shares to provide a central location for the documents. Users at offices in different geographical regions need access to the latest versions of the documents. You're configuring Azure File Sync to keep the information up to date across multiple offices.

One scenario you're working to resolve involves the manufacturing division. They're running dedicated software in their warehouse to keep track of product stock. The software needs to run on machines in the warehouse, but the management team wants to access the stock data from the main office. Limited bandwidth in the warehouse is causing issues when accessing cloud based solutions. You proposed using cloud tiering, soft delete, and snapshots.

Answer the following questions

Choose the best response for each of the questions. Then select Check your answers.

1.

Which statement correctly describes cloud tiering?

Cloud tiering prioritizes the sync order of file shares.

Cloud tiering sets the frequency at which the sync job runs.

Cloud tiering archives infrequently access files to free up space on the local file share.

2.

Which statement correctly describes soft delete?

Soft delete only retains deleted files for 14 days.

Soft delete can be enabled on either new or existing file shares.

Soft delete provides file protection for SMB and NFS file shares.

3.

Which statement correctly describes file snapshots?

A share snapshot is a point-in-time, read-only copy of your data.

You can't retrieve a share snapshot for an individual file.

The snapshot capability is provided at the storage account level.

You must answer all questions before checking your work.

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