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A systems administrator is implementing a new version of a company’s primary human-resources application. An upgrade will be performed on the production server, as there is no development environment. The administrator needs to have a plan in case something goes wrong with the upgrade. Which of the following will work best to ensure a quick rollback in case an issue arises?

  • A. An application-level backup
  • B. A production snapshot
  • C. A full backup
  • D. A differential backup
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Suggested Answer: B 🗳️

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BigM
5 months, 2 weeks ago
Selected Answer: B
Explanation: When upgrading a critical production application without a development environment, a quick rollback strategy is essential in case something goes wrong. Why Option B (Production Snapshot) is the Best Choice: ✔ Fastest rollback method – Snapshots capture the entire system state, including the OS, application, and configuration. If the upgrade fails, the administrator can quickly revert to the snapshot. ✔ Minimal downtime – A snapshot restore is significantly faster than restoring from a full or differential backup. ✔ Common cloud & virtualization feature – Many cloud platforms and virtualization solutions (e.g., AWS, Azure, VMware) provide snapshot-based rollback capabilities.
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