CV0-002 · Question #430
Ann, a cloud administrator, is reporting on how the organization has adhered to its marketing of 99.99999% system availability SLA. Given this scenario, which of the following should Ann include in…
The correct answer is D. System uptime. To report on adherence to a system availability SLA, Ann should include system uptime, as it directly measures how long the system has been operational and accessible.
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Ann, a cloud administrator, is reporting on how the organization has adhered to its marketing of 99.99999% system availability SLA. Given this scenario, which of the following should Ann include in her report?
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- ASystem clock time
- BSystem idle percentage
- CSystem response time
- DSystem uptime
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(23 responses)- A4% (1)
- C4% (1)
- D91% (21)
Why each option
To report on adherence to a system availability SLA, Ann should include system uptime, as it directly measures how long the system has been operational and accessible.
System clock time is irrelevant to measuring system availability; it simply indicates the current time.
System idle percentage measures how much of the CPU capacity is unused, which relates to performance and efficiency, not directly to whether the system is available.
System response time measures the speed at which a system responds to requests, which is a performance metric, not an availability metric; a slow system is still technically available, whereas an unavailable system has infinite response time.
System uptime directly measures the duration a system has been operational and available to users, making it the primary metric for reporting against a system availability Service Level Agreement (SLA). The SLA percentage (e.g., 99.99999%) is calculated based on the total uptime versus the total possible time.
Concept tested: System availability measurement (SLA)
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/architecture/framework/resiliency/monitor-resiliency#what-to-measure-to-monitor-resiliency
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