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E20-526 · Question #1

A new 500 GB VM disk is created on a database that resides on an XtremIO LUN. The VMware administrator plans to provision the disk using the thick provisioned eager zeroed format. How much physical…

The correct answer is D. None. XtremIO storage is natively thin provisioned, using a small internal block size. This provides fine-grained resolution for the thin provisioned space. All volumes in the system are thin provisioned, meaning that the system consumes capacity only when it is actually needed…

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Question

A new 500 GB VM disk is created on a database that resides on an XtremIO LUN. The VMware administrator plans to provision the disk using the thick provisioned eager zeroed format. How much physical XtremIO capacity will be allocated during this process?

Options

  • A5 GB
  • B10 GB
  • C50 GB
  • DNone

How the community answered

(26 responses)
  • A
    4% (1)
  • B
    12% (3)
  • C
    4% (1)
  • D
    81% (21)

Explanation

XtremIO storage is natively thin provisioned, using a small internal block size. This provides fine-grained resolution for the thin provisioned space. All volumes in the system are thin provisioned, meaning that the system consumes capacity only when it is actually needed. XtremIO determines where to place the unique data blocks physically inside the cluster after it calculates their fingerprint IDs. Therefore, it never pre-allocates or thick- provisions storage space before writing.

Topics

#XtremIO capacity allocation#VMware thick provisioning#deduplication#eager zeroed

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