C4040-252 · Question #37
A retail customer has implemented the following at each store location: - A Linux-based POS (Point of Sale) application - A data collection application on an x86 system - An additional S822L running d
The correct answer is C. The ability of Power Systems to support little-Endian and big-Endian Linux instances on the same. With the new XL C/C++ compiler, you can create and port applications for execution on the next generation of IBM systems supporting little endian architectures and built on POWER8 technology designed to handle big data and to drive modern workloads for cloud, mobile, and
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A retail customer has implemented the following at each store location:
- A Linux-based POS (Point of Sale) application
- A data collection application on an x86 system
- An additional S822L running data analytics
The customer wants to consolidate to a single system in each store. They prefer the POWER platform, but stated concern about the data structure of the POS systems. What can be presented to the customer to minimize this concern?
Options
- APowerKVM enables Endian neutrality.
- BThe memory system of Power Servers is Endian neutral.
- CThe ability of Power Systems to support little-Endian and big-Endian Linux instances on the same
- DThe POS system can be re-compiled to support the big-Endian structure needed by the analytics
How the community answered
(23 responses)- A4% (1)
- B4% (1)
- C74% (17)
- D17% (4)
Explanation
With the new XL C/C++ compiler, you can create and port applications for execution on the next generation of IBM systems supporting little endian architectures and built on POWER8 technology designed to handle big data and to drive modern workloads for cloud, mobile, and
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