StorageGRID ILM Rules govern cross-site data placement.

StorageGRID ILM Rules govern cross-site data placement.

• A. ILM Rules
• B. Aggregates
• C. NFS Export Policies
• D. RAID Policies

Answer: (A)

Cross-site data placement in StorageGRID is controlled by ILM Rules. These rules define how objects should be stored and replicated across sites as part of their lifecycle, telling the system where copies should reside and when migrations or deletions should occur to meet durability, compliance, and performance goals. The other options don’t govern placement across sites: aggregates are a concept from ONTAP for grouping disks, NFS export policies manage access to NFS shares rather than storage location, and RAID policies deal with disk-level redundancy within a single system rather than across multiple sites.

Cross-site data placement in StorageGRID is controlled by ILM Rules. These rules define how objects should be stored and replicated across sites as part of their lifecycle, telling the system where copies should reside and when migrations or deletions should occur to meet durability, compliance, and performance goals. The other options don’t govern placement across sites: aggregates are a concept from ONTAP for grouping disks, NFS export policies manage access to NFS shares rather than storage location, and RAID policies deal with disk-level redundancy within a single system rather than across multiple sites.