AWS - Architecture Best PracticesIf a disaster occurs, which disaster recovery strategy will have the shortest recovery time objective (RTO)?ABackup and restoreBPilot lightCWarm standbyDCold siteCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand recovery time objectivesWarm standby runs systems ready to scale, so it recovers faster than pilot light or backup.Step 2: Compare strategiesBackup and restore and cold site take longer; pilot light is faster but slower than warm standby.Final Answer:Warm standby -> Option CQuick Check:Shortest RTO = Warm standby A [OK]Quick Trick: Warm standby recovers fastest among these options [OK]Common Mistakes:Choosing backup as fastest recoveryConfusing pilot light with warm standby speedAssuming cold site is fast recovery
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