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First — Understanding RTO and RPO Before diving in let me clarify these terms: TermFull NameMeaningRTORecovery Time ObjectiveHow long can we be DOWN before recovering?RPORecovery Point ObjectiveHow much DATA LOSS can we tolerate? Both being "around two days" means: The organisation can survive 48 hours without systems They can tolerate losing up to 48 hours of data This is a very relaxed recovery requirement
Correct answer: Cold site Why? The question says: * Cost-benefit is the primary requirement * RTO and RPO are around two days This means the organization: * can tolerate longer downtime, * can tolerate some data loss, * and wants the cheapest disaster recovery option. A cold site is the least expensive option and takes the longest time to become operational, which fits a 2-day recovery window.
Anything in Days is Cold, Warm focuses on Hours. This questions also states that cost is the primary concern