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An organization is deploying critical database backups to Azure storage. The organization needs to ensure the highest resilience against regional disasters while managing operational costs.
The deployment must meet the following requirements:
Which storage redundancy option should the organization configure?
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Geo-redundant storage (GRS) is an Azure data redundancy option designed to deliver regional disaster recovery. It synchronizes data within the primary region and then asynchronously replicates it to a paired secondary region located hundreds of miles away.
GRS satisfies all requirements by providing cross-region replication for disaster resilience without incurring the extra costs associated with continuous read access to the secondary region.
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