During a planned maintenance window, utilities operators will restore a corrupted production volume by writing the backup directly onto that same volume. Which recovery approach is this?
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Short Explanation
In-place restore is like sanding and refinishing the same table instead of building a second table beside it. You overwrite the damaged production volume during the window. That is different from restoring first into a parallel environment.
Full Explanation
In-place recovery restores data onto the existing production resource, typically overwriting damaged content in situ. It differs from parallel recovery, which builds a separate environment first, and from techniques that only fail over to replicas or restore individual items. Maintenance windows are often used because the production volume is disrupted during overwrite.