Can a single container be used for both Standard Storage and Archive Storage?
A.
Yes. However, when you change the container class from archive to storage or vise versa, all the previously stored objects are destroyed.
B.
No. Containers inherit the single storage class, Archive or Storage, which is specified for the account.
C.
Yes. You can switch the storage class from archived to standard and vice a versa at any time.
D.
No. A container can be of only one class, archive or standard.
E.
Yes. Only the object metadata will vary depending on how you upload it.
E
D
D
Turgun
https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/iaas/storage-cloud/cssto/creating-containers.html
(Select Standard in the Storage Class field. )
(Select Archive in the Storage Class field. )
The answer is D.
A container for which the X-Storage-Class metadata field is set to Archive is called an Archive container[..]
!!The most important!!!
You can set X-Storage-Class only when creating a new container. After you set X-Storage-Class, you cannot change it.
Source: https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/iaas/storage-cloud/cssto/creating-archive-containers.html
E
Before you assign X-Storage Class -> A container can be used as STORAGE OR ARCHIVE.
No, the answer is D. Looking at eBook E37261 (same link as vichino provided above), there is a quote on page 39 of the PDF (page 2 of section 2) that says:
“By default, all containers are of the STANDARD storage class (as opposed to the ARCHIVE storage class).”