A designer's documents folder on a laptop and the same folder on a desktop stay matched because a cloud client updates both. Which cloud feature is that?
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Short Explanation
The two folders are kept as twins by a client that talks to the cloud. You are looking at file synchronization. A disk mirror inside one machine, a line of print jobs, and a rule that adds servers do not keep a laptop folder matched to a desktop folder.
Full Explanation
File synchronization is the cloud feature that keeps copies of a folder aligned across devices. A client that updates both the laptop and the desktop is doing that. RAID 1 mirrors two disks in one system. It does not reach across a laptop and a desktop through a cloud client. A print queue holds jobs for a printer. It does not compare two document folders. Rapid elasticity adds or removes cloud resources as load changes. It does not copy a designer's folder because CPU is high. Exam caveat: sync can conflict if both devices edit the same file while offline. The feature is still synchronization, and the user needs a way to pick the copy that wins. Operational check: change a document on the laptop, confirm the desktop shows the change after the client syncs, and confirm a file deleted in error can be restored from the cloud copy. Change a file on the laptop and confirm the desktop shows it after the sync. Restore a deleted test file from the cloud copy. Edit on the desktop next and confirm the laptop catches up.