What happens if you delete a data item from the target in an active NetApp Cloud Sync relationship?

In an active NetApp Cloud Sync relationship, when a data item is deleted from the target, the primary behavior is that the item is copied back from the source to the target during the next synchronization. This occurs because the synchronization process continually ensures that the target reflects the source accurately and maintains consistency across both locations.

The essence of Cloud Sync is to maintain an up-to-date and synchronized state between the source and target. If an item is missing from the target, the system interprets this as needing to restore the item from the source, which leads to it being copied back. This design ensures data integrity and availability, allowing users to rely on the synchronization service to manage changes effectively across their cloud storage solutions.

With this understanding, various other options reflect incorrect interpretations of the synchronization process associated with NetApp Cloud Sync.