An organization needs to preserve certain logs for a defined timeframe to satisfy regulatory guidelines. They also want to keep overall storage costs low while maintaining the option to retrieve the logs if required. Which measure best aligns with these goals?
Implement an archiving plan that transitions logs to a lower-cost tier after a set duration
Keep logs on high-performance storage for a prolonged period
Convert older logs into brief summaries on a quarterly schedule
Store logs on short-lived resources and discard them after basic reviews
Moving older data to a budget-friendly tier offers cost management while still allowing retrieval on demand. Storing logs on fast storage for a long period eventually becomes expensive, using ephemeral storage may lead to data loss, and converting logs into brief summaries can create gaps in audit details.
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