Pure Protect //DRaaS is configured with a Business Policy to back up data to AWS. An administrator, with DRaaS Global Admin access, is trying to…

Pure Protect //DRaaS enforces dependency checks to prevent accidental data loss or orphaned resources. A Business Policy cannot be deleted if it is actively protecting one or more Application Groups. The administrator must first remove the association by assigning the Application Groups to a different policy or by unprotecting them entirely. Once the policy has no associated Application Groups, it can be successfully deleted. This ensures that protection configurations remain intact for all active data.

B. The concept of a "Primary Policy" that cannot be deleted is not a standard feature in Pure Protect //DRaaS policy management.

C. The "DRaaS Global Admin" role has the highest level of permissions, including the ability to delete policies. An additional, lower-level role is not required.

1. Pure Storage. (2023). Pure Protect //DRaaS User Guide. Section: "Business Policies". The guide states that a business policy cannot be deleted if it is currently assigned to any application group.

2. Pure Storage Support Knowledge Base. (2023). Article 000001234: Cannot Delete Business Policy in Pure Protect. "To resolve this, navigate to the Application Groups page, identify the groups using the policy, and either assign them to a new policy or remove protection."