A systems administrator would like to deploy a change to a production system. Which of the following must the administrator submit to demonstrate that the system can be restored to a working state in the event of a performance issue?
What is a backout plan?
A backout plan is a predefined strategy to reverse and recover from changes made to a system if the changes produce undesirable results. It's a safety measure that ensures data integrity and system availability. See also: backup, recovery time objective, mean time to recovery.
Backout plan is the correct answer because it provides a detailed strategy for reverting changes in the event of a performance issue. This document ensures that the system can be restored to its working state, addressing the critical need for a reliable rollback mechanism during change management.
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