CV0-003 · Question #27
Joe, a systems administrator, deployed a computer and storage for a system and took it to the application team. The next day, the application team claimed the database was slow. The deployment…
The correct answer is C. The deployment was successful, but the capacity planning was inaccurate. The scenario implies that Joe followed the deployment request correctly and the system was stood up as specified (deployment was successful), but the application team is experiencing slowness the next day. The utilization data referenced in the question would show resources…
Question
Joe, a systems administrator, deployed a computer and storage for a system and took it to the application team. The next day, the application team claimed the database was slow. The deployment request, result, and current utilization data are shown below. Which of the following descriptions of the situation is correct?
Options
- AThe deployment was done with the wrong memory configuration.
- BThe deployment was unsuccessful due to the cloud failure.
- CThe deployment was successful, but the capacity planning was inaccurate.
- DThe deployment was done with the wrong storage parameter.
How the community answered
(46 responses)- A7% (3)
- B11% (5)
- C57% (26)
- D26% (12)
Explanation
The scenario implies that Joe followed the deployment request correctly and the system was stood up as specified (deployment was successful), but the application team is experiencing slowness the next day. The utilization data referenced in the question would show resources being heavily consumed relative to what was provisioned. This points to a capacity planning failure: whoever estimated the required CPU, memory, storage I/O, or network bandwidth for the database workload underestimated the actual demand. The deployment itself was not the problem-the pre-deployment sizing/estimation process was.
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