Oracle
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
Exadata Architecture
Question
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)- A14% (4)
- B3% (1)
- C10% (3)
- D72% (21)
Explanation
You need either 100TB or 336TB raw disk space
Topics
#storage sizing#capacity planning#redundancy overhead#SATA disk
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