Following a major service disruption that affected several virtual machines and shared storage volumes, an IT team must restore the organization's data in one large operation directly from its existing backup repository. Which recovery approach will best satisfy this requirement?
Merge subsets of archived data to complete the restoration process
Incrementally add the most critical data from the archive
Perform a bulk restore from the central backup archive
Process restoration by individually handling file-level data components
Restoring from a central backup archive constitutes a bulk recovery, allowing multiple systems or entire workloads to be brought back online in one consolidated step. Combining subsets from different archives increases coordination overhead, incremental restores omit portions of the environment, and file-by-file processes extend recovery time and risk missing dependencies required for complete functionality.
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