A business has a database server with slightly corrupted data. The team decides to overwrite the current deployment using the most recent backup. They want to avoid building new host machines or moving data to another site. Which recovery method fits this approach?
Migrating data to a different cluster for long-term preservation
Overwriting the current system with a direct restore from the backup
Using additional specialized tools to copy data to a new server
Re-creating a separate environment using fresh database instances
Overwriting data on the existing system aligns with in-place recovery because it allows administrators to restore directly to the active system. Other methods, like creating a separate environment or migrating data to a different cluster, would not fit the requirement of saving time and resources by avoiding new infrastructure. Additional processes such as advanced copy techniques or remote hosts might involve extra steps or new locations that do not fit the approach described.
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