CV0-003 · Question #897
A cloud engineer is required to move legacy systems to a public cloud. The system configuration is provided below: Server Name Cores OS Disk (Used) Data Disk (Used) Encryption Web1 2 500GB (45%) 1TB (
The correct answer is B. Shrink the OS disk for Web1 and Web2. C. Migrate DB1 to DBaaS.. Shrink the OS disk for Web1 and Web2: The OS disk size exceeds the maximum allowed by the cloud provider. Shrinking them ensures compatibility. Migrate DB1 to DBaaS: The database disk exceeds the 2TB limit for a single data disk. Using Database as a Service (DBaaS) allows better
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A cloud engineer is required to move legacy systems to a public cloud. The system configuration is provided below:
Server Name Cores OS Disk (Used) Data Disk (Used) Encryption Web1 2 500GB (45%) 1TB (20%) OS Web2 2 500GB (40%) 1TB (90%) OS App1 4 250GB (90%) 2TB (65%) No App2 4 250GB (70%) 2TB (95%) No DB1 16 250GB (25%) 4TB (65%) Data The public cloud provider VMs support a maximum OS disk size of 250GB and a data disk size of 2TB. Which of the following tasks will contribute to a successful migration to the cloud environment? (Select two).
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- AClean up Web1's OS disk.
- BShrink the OS disk for Web1 and Web2.
- CMigrate DB1 to DBaaS.
- DClean up App1's OS Disk.
- EDecrypt DB1.
- FConvert DB1 to a clustered database.
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- B49% (22)
- D27% (12)
- E13% (6)
- F7% (3)
Explanation
Shrink the OS disk for Web1 and Web2: The OS disk size exceeds the maximum allowed by the cloud provider. Shrinking them ensures compatibility. Migrate DB1 to DBaaS: The database disk exceeds the 2TB limit for a single data disk. Using Database as a Service (DBaaS) allows better storage management and cloud optimization.
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