What is a benefit when a node is added to a scale-out NAS cluster?

The correct answer is A. Increased cluster performance. Adding new nodes to a scale-out NAS cluster or an object-based storage system is an example of capacity management. Addition of nodes increases the overall processing power, memory, or storage capacity.

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AIncreased cluster performance
BReduced capital expenditure
CSimplified cluster management
DDecreased data duplication

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Adding new nodes to a scale-out NAS cluster or an object-based storage system is an example of capacity management. Addition of nodes increases the overall processing power, memory, or storage capacity.

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