OCI Object Storage Versioning

A.

OCI Object Storage Versioning is a feature that allows you to store multiple versions of an object in a bucket. This feature is useful when you need to keep track of changes made to an object over time or when you need to restore a previous version of an object.

Let's analyze each answer choice to determine which statement is true regarding OCI Object Storage Versioning:

A. Object versioning does not provide data protection against accidental or malicious object update, overwrite, or deletion.

This statement is false. Object versioning can provide data protection against accidental or malicious object update, overwrite, or deletion. With versioning enabled, you can always retrieve previous versions of an object, even if the current version is accidentally overwritten or deleted.

B. By default, object versioning is disabled on a bucket.

This statement is true. By default, object versioning is disabled on a bucket. To enable versioning, you need to configure the bucket accordingly.

C. A bucket that is versioning-enabled can have only and always will have a latest version of the object in the bucket.

This statement is false. A bucket that is versioning-enabled can have multiple versions of an object, including the latest version and previous versions. When you upload a new version of an object, the previous version is retained and can be accessed if needed.

D. Objects are physically deleted from a bucket when versioning is enabled.

This statement is false. Objects are not physically deleted from a bucket when versioning is enabled. Instead, they are retained as previous versions of the object. You can configure the retention period for previous versions, or you can manually delete them if you no longer need them.

In conclusion, the statement that is true regarding OCI Object Storage Versioning is: "By default, object versioning is disabled on a bucket."