H13-711_V3.5 · Question #272
In Fusioninsight HD, which of the following is not a Hive flow control feature? (Multiple choice)
The correct answer is A. Support threshold control on the total number of established connections B. Support threshold control on the number of connections established by each user D. Support threshold control on the number of connections established per unit time. Options A, B, and D represent connection control mechanisms that FusionInsight HD's Hive does not actually implement as flow control features. The only genuine Hive flow control feature among the choices is *C - threshold control on connections established by a specific user…
Question
In Fusioninsight HD, which of the following is not a Hive flow control feature? (Multiple choice)
Options
- ASupport threshold control on the total number of established connections
- BSupport threshold control on the number of connections established by each user
- CSupport threshold control on the number of connections established by a specific user
- DSupport threshold control on the number of connections established per unit time
How the community answered
(29 responses)- A79% (23)
- C21% (6)
Explanation
Options A, B, and D represent connection control mechanisms that FusionInsight HD's Hive does not actually implement as flow control features. The only genuine Hive flow control feature among the choices is C - threshold control on connections established by a specific user, meaning administrators can set connection limits targeting individual named users rather than applying blanket rules.
Why the distractors are wrong (i.e., why A, B, D are not features): Hive's flow control in FusionInsight HD does not manage the total number of connections across all users (eliminating A), does not apply a uniform threshold equally to each user as a group (eliminating B), and does not enforce rate limiting based on connections per unit time (eliminating D). These may sound plausible but fall outside Hive's actual flow control scope in this platform.
Memory tip: Think of Hive flow control as "sniper, not shotgun" - it targets a specific user precisely (C), rather than blanket totals (A), uniform-per-user rules (B), or time-window rate limits (D). If a choice sounds like it controls everyone broadly or tracks time, it's out.
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