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Your customer is worried that as they need to upgrade their Exadata Database Machine from a Quarter Rack to a Half Rack to a Full Rack, the overall performance of the Machine will diminish. How…
The correct answer is D. Tell the customer that the balanced hardware configuration of the Exadata Storage Server prevents. Oracle lets you upgrade from quarter rack to half rack or a full rack, but again its not cheap. The only gotcha I've seen is you cannot simply add storage to the solution, you need to by exadata servers and software and might also need to buy additional database servers…
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Your customer is worried that as they need to upgrade their Exadata Database Machine from a Quarter Rack to a Half Rack to a Full Rack, the overall performance of the Machine will diminish. How should you address this concern?
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- ATell the customer that when they need more storage, the underlying hardware will be faster so they
- BTell the customer they can always move from SATA storage to SAS storage for better performance.
- CTell the customer that some performance degradation is inevitable in any architecture.
- DTell the customer that the balanced hardware configuration of the Exadata Storage Server prevents
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(35 responses)- A14% (5)
- B6% (2)
- C9% (3)
- D71% (25)
Explanation
Oracle lets you upgrade from quarter rack to half rack or a full rack, but again its not cheap. The only gotcha I've seen is you cannot simply add storage to the solution, you need to by exadata servers and software and might also need to buy additional database servers depending upon your storage requirement. So when you budget your system, ensure that you forecast your growth thoroughly.
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