Which acronym corresponds to the target destination for records from the data streams?

• A. DMO
• B. DLO
• C. DSO
• D. MDM

Answer: (B)

In streaming architectures, the records from data streams need a sink—the place where they are stored after ingestion. The target destination described here is the Data Lake Object, which represents storing ingested events as objects in the data lake. This makes sense because streams are typically written to durable object storage so analytics and downstream processing can access the data later.

The other acronyms point to different concepts rather than the storage sink. Master Data Management focuses on governance of core business entities, not where streamed records land. The remaining options are less clearly tied to the storage destination for streams and don’t conventionally denote the sink in a streaming pipeline. So Data Lake Object best fits the role of the target destination for records from the data streams.