Explanation:
The correct answer is C because binary logging is essential for point-in-time recovery, allowing you to restore an instance to a specific moment. This method always generates a new instance, as recovery to an existing one isn't possible.
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For a new proof-of-concept application requiring a regional MySQL database with point-in-time recovery, what is the most cost-effective method to enable this feature?
A
Set up replication to a Cloud Spanner database.
B
Establish a read replica within the same region.
C
Activate binary logging.
D
Implement hourly backups.
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