H13-821_V3.0 · Question #201
High-performance computing, big data and other services provide excellent computing performance and data security. Among the following features about bare metal servers, which ones are safe and…
The correct answer is A. Architecture-based bare metal servers support cloud disks as system disks and data disks, and D. Support the docking of dedicated storage to meet the business security and reliability demands of. Options A and D are correct because they directly address safety and reliability: A highlights that bare metal servers support cloud disks as both system and data disks, which provides persistent, redundant storage with built-in data protection, while D emphasizes dedicated…
Question
High-performance computing, big data and other services provide excellent computing performance and data security. Among the following features about bare metal servers, which ones are safe and reliable? (Multiple choice)
Options
- AArchitecture-based bare metal servers support cloud disks as system disks and data disks, and
- BSupport heterogeneous computing and AI applications
- CBased on accelerated hardware, cloud disks can be quickly provisioned as system disks
- DSupport the docking of dedicated storage to meet the business security and reliability demands of
How the community answered
(36 responses)- A69% (25)
- B19% (7)
- C11% (4)
Explanation
Options A and D are correct because they directly address safety and reliability: A highlights that bare metal servers support cloud disks as both system and data disks, which provides persistent, redundant storage with built-in data protection, while D emphasizes dedicated storage docking, which isolates workloads and satisfies strict business security and reliability requirements. Option B is a distractor because heterogeneous computing and AI application support describes performance and compatibility capabilities, not safety or reliability characteristics. Option C is also a distractor because fast provisioning of cloud disks via accelerated hardware speaks to efficiency and speed, not to security or data reliability guarantees.
Memory tip: Focus on the word "reliable" in the question. A and D both involve storage architecture choices that protect data, whereas B and C describe what the server can do fast or what workloads it can run, which belong under performance, not safety.
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