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1Z0-536 · Question #32

Your customer has an initial need to store 100 TBs of data In the Oracle Exadata Database Machine. You recommend a full rack with 336 TBs of SATA disk. When your customer asks why you have seemingly r

The correct answer is D. When you include the storage space needed for redundant data, logs, rollback and temp space, a. You need either 100TB or 336TB raw disk space

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Your customer has an initial need to store 100 TBs of data In the Oracle Exadata Database Machine. You recommend a full rack with 336 TBs of SATA disk. When your customer asks why you have seemingly recommended too large a machine, what should you reply?

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Options

  • ASATA disks are always better.
  • BSAS disks could work, but SATA provide more raw bandwidth.
  • CYou want to make sure your customer has room for growth, even If they don't think they need it now.
  • DWhen you include the storage space needed for redundant data, logs, rollback and temp space, a

How the community answered

(29 responses)
  • A
    14% (4)
  • B
    3% (1)
  • C
    10% (3)
  • D
    72% (21)

Explanation

You need either 100TB or 336TB raw disk space

Topics

#storage sizing#capacity planning#redundancy overhead#SATA disk

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