You have a NAS volume containing 100 GB of data and daily change rate of 10%. You want to keep seven daily Snapshot copies. What is the minimum size for the volume?
You have a NAS volume containing 100 GB of data and daily change rate of 10%. You want to keep seven daily Snapshot copies. What is the minimum size for the volume?
D) 220 GB makes sense. The daily change rate of 10% means the data will grow by 70 GB over 7 days, so you need a volume size that can accommodate that.
I think I've got it! The daily change rate of 10% means each day's snapshot will be 10 GB larger than the previous one. So the total volume needed is the initial 100 GB plus the 7 increments of 10 GB. That gives us 170 GB.
I'm a bit confused on how to approach this. Do I need to factor in the daily change rate for each of the 7 snapshots? Or is there a simpler way to calculate the minimum volume size?
Okay, let me break this down step-by-step. We have 100 GB of data and a 10% daily change rate. We need to keep 7 daily snapshots, so I'll need to calculate the total space required for that.
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