An organization wants to deploy cloud applications using block storage. The architect has included a hyperscale storage solution in the cloud design. Which requirements led to including this solution

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Options

• AOrganization wants to purchase a storage array Organization will use a full mesh topology to
• BOrganization wants to purchase a storage array Organization will use a spine/leaf topology to
• COrganization wants to purchase a storage array Organization wants to keep storage processing
• DOrganization does not want to purchase a storage array Organization wants to use a full mesh

• A
  4% (1)
• B
  79% (22)
• C
  11% (3)
• D
  7% (2)

Explanation

When customers want converged/hyper-converged infrastructure appliances (or rack scale systems) - what customers ask for is this: They want a management and orchestration stack that spans the domains of compute/storage/virtualization (in appliances), and this extends to the top-of-rack network and spine/leaf network (in rack-scale systems that must scale to and beyond rack boundaries Note: Hyperscale storage is the storage of vast quantities of information in media capable of increasing in size rapidly, efficiently, and indefinitely. In a data center, hyperscale storage capacity commonly runs into the petabytes.

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