
Explanation:
The question requires a permanent retention policy for record data in Cloud Storage for at least seven years. Option D is correct because it includes: (1) identifying buckets with record data, (2) applying a retention policy set to seven years, and (3) enabling bucket lock. Bucket lock makes the retention policy immutable and permanent, which aligns with the requirement. Option A is insufficient as it relies on monitoring, which does not enforce permanence. Option B is incorrect because removing IAM roles does not prevent policy changes if other roles exist and does not ensure permanence. Option C is flawed as 'bucket policy only' is unrelated to retention, and enabling bucket lock without first setting a retention policy is incomplete. The community discussion unanimously supports D, citing Google's documentation on bucket lock for enforcing immutable retention policies.
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Your organization's data is stored in Cloud Storage and must be retained for a minimum of seven years with a permanent, unchangeable policy. What should you do?
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