Which type of replication does not notify the application of a successful write until all replicas have acknowledged the change?

Topics:     - Storage Types and Technologies     - Storage Access Protocols     - Storage Provisioning     - Storage Protection     Shared storage allows multiple hosts to use storage capacity, and it’s used on-premises as well as in cloud environments. Network storage is accessible using standards such as iSCSI, NAS, and Fibre Channel.     Configuring connected storage includes understanding settings related to object storage, thin provisioning, and deduplication. Time-sensitive applications and cross-region data synchronization benefit from synchronous replication to ensure data... Show more

Topics:    
- Storage Types and Technologies    
- Storage Access Protocols    
- Storage Provisioning    
- Storage Protection    

Shared storage allows multiple hosts to use storage capacity, and it’s used on-premises as well as in cloud environments. Network storage is accessible using standards such as iSCSI, NAS, and Fibre Channel.    
Configuring connected storage includes understanding settings related to object storage, thin provisioning, and deduplication. Time-sensitive applications and cross-region data synchronization benefit from synchronous replication to ensure data changes are written to all replicas.

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