In a Linux environment, an administrator needs to schedule a complex job that involves executing a series of commands every Sunday at $2$:$00$ AM$.$ The job has dependencies, requires elevated privileges for certain commands, and the output must be captured in a log file.

Which option is the most suitable approach?

Pick ONE option

$1.$ Create a systemd timer unit.

$2.$ Configure the timer unit to run every Sunday at $2$:$00$ AM$.$

$3.$ Write a custom script containing the necessary commands and dependencies.

$4.$ Ensure the custom script has appropriate permissions.

$5.$ Direct the output of the custom script to a designated log file.

option $2$

$1.$ Create a custom script that includes the required commands and their dependencies.

$2.$ Set appropriate permission settings for the custom script:

$3.$ Configure the script to redirect the output to a designated log file.

$4.$ Utilize the at command to schedule the execution of the custom script.

$5.$ Schedule the script to run every Sunday at $2$:$00$ AM using the at command.

option $3$

$1.$ Create a custom script that includes the required commands and their dependencies.

$2.$ Adjust the permissions within the custom script to ensure proper execution.

$3.$ Set up a crontab entry for the root user.

$4.$ Configure the crontab entry to run every Sunday at $2$:$00$ AM$.$

$5.$ Modify the custom script to redirect the output to a designated log file.

option $4$

$1.$ Create a custom systemd target unit.

$2.$ Define the target unit to encompass the job's dependencies and commands.

$3.$ Configure the target unit to trigger every Sunday at $2$:$00$ AM$.$

$4.$ Ensure appropriate permissions are set within the target unit.

$5.$ Implement log file handling within the target unit to capture the output.