CV0-002 · Question #131
Which of the following types of geo-clustering should a cloud service provider implement in case a tenant requires that response time decreases if operations are moved closer to the cloud service…
The correct answer is D. Static proximity. The tenant requires decreased response time by keeping operations close to the primary site, necessitating a geo-clustering method that fixes location based on proximity.
Question
Which of the following types of geo-clustering should a cloud service provider implement in case a tenant requires that response time decreases if operations are moved closer to the cloud service provider's primary site?
Options
- ADynamic proximity
- BRound Robin
- CThroughput
- DStatic proximity
How the community answered
(23 responses)- B9% (2)
- C4% (1)
- D87% (20)
Why each option
The tenant requires decreased response time by keeping operations close to the primary site, necessitating a geo-clustering method that fixes location based on proximity.
Dynamic proximity clustering would automatically move operations based on real-time factors like latency or user location, which does not align with the requirement for operations to move closer to a specific 'primary site' for consistent proximity.
Static proximity geo-clustering involves pre-configuring a server or service to a specific geographic location or a set of locations based on factors like the primary site's position. This ensures that operations remain consistently closer to the desired primary site, fulfilling the tenant's requirement for reduced response times by maintaining a fixed geographical relationship.
Concept tested: Geo-clustering and proximity strategies
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