Police video evidence needs multi-petabyte capacity with infrequent retrieval after about 90 days. Which provisioning choice best matches those requirements?
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Short Explanation
Huge piles of video that mostly sit quiet after three months want a big object bucket, not a lonely NVMe stick. Slide them into a cheaper, cooler tier once the hot window ends. That matches capacity and access without a USB courier route.
Full Explanation
Large-scale, infrequently accessed content such as evidence video typically fits object storage with lifecycle policies moving objects to infrequent-access or cooler tiers after a hot window. That matches multi-petabyte capacity and access patterns better than local scratch, pure in-memory cache, or physical courier media.