3V0-21.23 · Question #133
An architect is working on the cluster layout design for a new vSphere solution. The resource requirements for the first cluster state that memory demand can experience spikes of up to 20% over the…
The correct answer is B. Performance. Performance refers to the system's ability to meet the required service levels under various conditions, including handling spikes in memory demand. In this case, the architect is ensuring that the cluster can handle memory spikes of up to 20% without contention, which is a key…
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An architect is working on the cluster layout design for a new vSphere solution. The resource requirements for the first cluster state that memory demand can experience spikes of up to 20% over the documented average demand during peak business hours and the cluster must be able to handle these spikes without contention. Which design quality is being referenced?
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- AAvailability
- BPerformance
- CRecoverability
- DManageability
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(32 responses)- A3% (1)
- B94% (30)
- C3% (1)
Explanation
Performance refers to the system's ability to meet the required service levels under various conditions, including handling spikes in memory demand. In this case, the architect is ensuring that the cluster can handle memory spikes of up to 20% without contention, which is a key performance requirement to ensure that the workloads run optimally during peak business hours. The ability to accommodate these memory demands without impacting performance directly aligns with ensuring that the system performs as expected under peak load conditions.
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