Explanation:
Option C is the correct answer because AWS Data Lifecycle Manager allows you to create a policy that moves AMIs to Glacier after a specified period (in this case, 1 year) and retains them for the required retention period (4 years). This ensures compliance with the organization's policy. Option A only prevents deletion but does not ensure the AMIs are retained for 4 years. Option B does not meet the 4-year retention requirement as it deletes AMIs after 4 years. Option D deletes AMIs after 1 year, which is not compliant with the retention policy.
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You are responsible for managing the lifecycle of AMIs in your AWS environment. Your organization has a policy that requires AMIs to be retained for a minimum of 4 years. Which of the following actions should you take to ensure compliance with this policy?
A
Enable S3 Object Lock on the AMI storage to prevent deletion for 4 years.
B
Create a lifecycle policy for the AMIs to transition them to Glacier after 3 years and then delete them after 4 years.
C
Use AWS Data Lifecycle Manager to create a policy that moves AMIs to Glacier after 1 year and retains them for 4 years.
D
Configure the AMI lifecycle policy to automatically delete images after 1 year.