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300-910 · Question #77
300-910 Question #77: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation
The correct answer is A: Restart the service to re-establish the connection with the nodes and clear the path.. A spike in RTOS, indicating real-time operation or response time issues, often suggests a transient problem with a service's internal state or connections.
Application Deployment and Operations
Question
Based on the provided Network PIE - Contributors chart, which action should be taken given the spike in RTOS around 9:10?
Options
- ARestart the service to re-establish the connection with the nodes and clear the path.
- BDecrease the load on the MySQL databases to release the hardware resources available for node distribution
- CCheck with the planning team to understand if the number of nodes in the Ecom tier can be increased to handle traffic
- DContact the network team to investigate the network path that caused this intermittent issue around 9:10.
Explanation
A spike in RTOS, indicating real-time operation or response time issues, often suggests a transient problem with a service's internal state or connections.
Common mistakes.
- B. Decreasing load on MySQL databases is a potential solution for database-related bottlenecks, but without more information directly linking the RTOS spike to database load, it's not the primary or most immediate action.
- C. Increasing the number of nodes in the Ecom tier might address scalability issues, but a sudden 'spike' often points to an immediate problem with an existing service instance rather than a lack of overall capacity.
- D. Contacting the network team is appropriate for network-level issues (like general latency or packet loss), but if the RTOS spike is an application-specific metric, the problem might originate at the application or service layer rather than solely in the underlying network path.
Concept tested. Application performance troubleshooting (service restart)
Topics
#Performance Monitoring#Troubleshooting#Service Remediation#Network Connectivity
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