C2070-581 · Question #98
A company is designing the architecture of their new IBM FileNet Content Manager system. They need to determine how best to scale their farm environment for their specific needs. What would be a…
The correct answer is A. To support increased workload requirements. The Filenet Content Manager system components support enterprise-level scalability with a multitier, distributed architecture. In particular, in order to accommodate various scalability needs, FileNet content manager offers both vertical and horizontal scalability solutions…
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A company is designing the architecture of their new IBM FileNet Content Manager system. They need to determine how best to scale their farm environment for their specific needs. What would be a valid reason they would want to choose to horizontally scale Content Platform Engine within a farm?
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- ATo support increased workload requirements.
- BA farm is required if you have over 500 users.
- CPassive Content Engines will increase user login times.
- DMultiple application server vendors are supported in a farm.
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(46 responses)- A76% (35)
- B13% (6)
- C4% (2)
- D7% (3)
Explanation
The Filenet Content Manager system components support enterprise-level scalability with a multitier, distributed architecture. In particular, in order to accommodate various scalability needs, FileNet content manager offers both vertical and horizontal scalability solutions. The vertical scalability of a server can be defined as its ability to handle additional workload by the addition of a proportional amount of processing power. Horizontally scalable systems can handle additional workload by increasing the size of the cluster as the workload increases
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