What might happen if free disk space drops below 5MB in Integrity Monitoring?

When free disk space falls below 5MB in Integrity Monitoring, the system is designed to prioritize the stability and performance of the monitoring functions. As a result, Integrity Monitoring will be suspended to prevent potential data loss and ensure that the system does not run into critical issues due to insufficient disk space. This safeguard helps maintain the integrity of the monitoring process and avoids complications that may arise from operating with limited resources.

In this scenario, options that suggest an increase in performance or automatic actions, such as running faster or restarting automatically, do not align with the operational guidelines of the Integrity Monitoring system. Additionally, the archiving of new records is not a function triggered by low disk space in this context; it could actually contribute to further depletion of available space. Hence, the decision to suspend monitoring when space drops below the threshold is a proactive measure to protect the overall system reliability.