Explanation:
B is correct because Nearline Storage is designed for infrequently accessed data, offering a cost-effective solution for data accessed about once a month. C is correct because deleting data that is no longer needed after 2 years is the most efficient way to reduce storage costs, and this can be automated with a lifecycle policy. Options involving transitioning to Coldline or Archive storage are incorrect since the data is not needed after 2 years, making deletion the appropriate action. Storing infrequently accessed data in a Multi-Regional bucket is not cost-effective for this scenario.
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To minimize storage costs for data that is accessed about once a month and is no longer needed after 2 years, which two actions should you take?
A
Implement an Object Lifecycle Management policy to transition data older than 2 years to Coldline storage.
B
Use a Nearline bucket for storing infrequently accessed data.
C
Apply an Object Lifecycle Management policy to delete data older than 2 years.
D
Store infrequently accessed data in a Multi-Regional bucket.
E
Set an Object Lifecycle Management policy to move data older than 2 years to Archive storage.
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