What is the retention rule for logs in an archive?

Logs in an archive are subject to retention rules defined by the ADOM (Administrative Domain) data policy. The policy can specify how long logs should be retained before they are deleted, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements or organizational needs. This means that the management of logs is not static; instead, it follows a dynamic guideline that can be adjusted according to the settings specified within the ADOM. By having customizable retention rules, organizations can optimize storage usage and maintain relevant historical data for analysis without keeping unnecessary logs that may consume valuable resources.

The other options do not accurately represent the management of archived logs. For instance, retaining logs indefinitely could lead to excessive storage use and potential compliance issues. Transferring logs to cloud storage may be a solution for managing data but does not inherently relate to log retention rules defined in the ADOM. Automatic rotation typically pertains to log management practices that deal with active logs rather than specifically addressing the retention aspect of archived logs.