Which of the following descriptions about VIMS is correct? (Multiple choice)

Question

Options

• AThrough VIMS, FusionCompute manages virtual machine images in the form of files
• BVIMS is Huawei's high-performance cluster file system
• CVIMS provides non-virtualized storage
• DVIMS uses a distributed lock mechanism to ensure the consistency of data read and write in the

• A
  85% (11)
• C
  15% (2)

Explanation

VIMS (Virtual Image Management System) in Huawei FusionCompute serves as a high-performance cluster file system (B) that enables FusionCompute to manage virtual machine images in file form (A), making both of those statements accurate descriptions of its core identity and function. It also employs a distributed lock mechanism (D) to coordinate concurrent read/write operations across nodes, preventing data corruption in a clustered environment - a fundamental requirement of any distributed file system.

Option C is wrong because VIMS is specifically designed to provide virtualized (not non-virtualized) storage resources, abstracting physical storage for VM image management.

Memory tip: Think of VIMS as a Virtual Image file cabinet with a distributed lock - it's Huawei's own clustered file system that stores VM images as files and uses locking to keep everyone's data consistent. The one thing it does NOT do is bypass virtualization (eliminating C).

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