H13-511_V5.5 · Question #154
In FusionCompute, what are the ways to delete the virtual machine disk? (Multiple choice)
The correct answer is B. Regular Book Deletion C. Safe deletion. In Huawei FusionCompute, virtual machine disks can be deleted using two supported methods: Regular (Book) Deletion and Safe Deletion. Regular Book Deletion removes the disk and releases the storage space back to the datastore, but does not overwrite the underlying data blocks…
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In FusionCompute, what are the ways to delete the virtual machine disk? (Multiple choice)
Options
- ANormal enrollment
- BRegular Book Deletion
- CSafe deletion
- DInstant deletion
How the community answered
(17 responses)- A18% (3)
- B76% (13)
- D6% (1)
Explanation
In Huawei FusionCompute, virtual machine disks can be deleted using two supported methods: Regular (Book) Deletion and Safe Deletion. Regular Book Deletion removes the disk and releases the storage space back to the datastore, but does not overwrite the underlying data blocks - making it fast but potentially recoverable. Safe Deletion goes further by securely overwriting the disk data before releasing the space, ensuring sensitive information cannot be recovered - this is the appropriate choice in security-sensitive environments.
Why A and D are wrong:
- A (Normal enrollment) is not a deletion operation at all - "enrollment" refers to registering or adding resources to a system, not removing them.
- D (Instant deletion) is not a recognized deletion mode in FusionCompute; it may sound plausible but is a distractor with no corresponding feature in the platform.
Memory tip: Think of the two valid options as a speed vs. security tradeoff - Regular deletion is quick (just removes the pointer), Safe deletion is thorough (wipes the data). If the word involves actually managing a disk (Book = manage/record, Safe = protect), it's a real option. If it sounds like adding something (enrollment) or is suspiciously vague (instant), it's likely a trap.
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