A storage admin needs to retrieve one file from a large repository in a backup. Which approach addresses this requirement by focusing on a small subset of data instead of restoring everything?
Granular selects a small portion of stored data, which satisfies the requirement of restoring a single file from a larger repository. Bulk shifts the entire dataset without focusing on one file. In-place typically overwrites existing data in the process. Parallel coordinates multiple tasks simultaneously, yet does not isolate one part of the archive.
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