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D-PWF-OE-00 · Question #18

What are the benefits of using snapshots in PowerFlex? (Choose two)

The correct answer is A. Enable quick data recovery D. Create a point-in-time copy of data. PowerFlex snapshots serve two core purposes: they capture the state of data at a specific moment in time (D), and that point-in-time copy can be used to restore data rapidly after corruption, accidental deletion, or failure (A). Option B is wrong because snapshots have no…

PowerFlex Concepts and Components

Question

What are the benefits of using snapshots in PowerFlex? (Choose two)

Options

  • AEnable quick data recovery
  • BReduce fault tolerance across clusters
  • CMinimize storage capacity usage
  • DCreate a point-in-time copy of data

How the community answered

(25 responses)
  • A
    88% (22)
  • B
    4% (1)
  • C
    8% (2)

Explanation

PowerFlex snapshots serve two core purposes: they capture the state of data at a specific moment in time (D), and that point-in-time copy can be used to restore data rapidly after corruption, accidental deletion, or failure (A). Option B is wrong because snapshots have no impact on fault tolerance - that's handled by protection domains and replication policies, not snapshots. Option C is incorrect because snapshots (especially writable ones) can consume additional storage over time rather than minimize it; space-efficient snapshots reduce overhead but that's not the primary benefit.

Memory tip: Think of snapshots as a "camera + rewind button" - D is the camera (capturing the moment), A is the rewind button (getting back to it fast). Both describe what snapshots are for.

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#snapshots#data recovery#point-in-time copy

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