H13-821_V3.0 · Question #21
HUAWEI CLOUD provides exclusive load balancing services and shared load balancing services. In the description of the respective advantages of the dedicated load balancing service and the shared…
The correct answer is C. Shared load balancing: users share cluster resources, clusters support super performance, and. Option C is wrong because it incorrectly attributes "super performance" support to shared load balancing. In a shared model, users share cluster resources with others, which means performance cannot be guaranteed at a high level - super performance is a characteristic of…
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HUAWEI CLOUD provides exclusive load balancing services and shared load balancing services. In the description of the respective advantages of the dedicated load balancing service and the shared load balancing service, which one is wrong?
Options
- AExclusive load balancing: supports IPv6 dual-stack, flexible deployment in multiple availability
- BExclusive load balancing: multiple specifications, super performance support, select on demand
- CShared load balancing: users share cluster resources, clusters support super performance, and
- DExclusive load balancing: exclusive resources, high performance guarantee
How the community answered
(36 responses)- A6% (2)
- B8% (3)
- C83% (30)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
Option C is wrong because it incorrectly attributes "super performance" support to shared load balancing. In a shared model, users share cluster resources with others, which means performance cannot be guaranteed at a high level - super performance is a characteristic of dedicated (exclusive) load balancing, where resources are not shared. Options A, B, and D are all accurate descriptions of exclusive load balancing: A correctly notes IPv6 dual-stack and multi-availability-zone deployment; B correctly highlights multiple specifications and super performance as selectable options; and D correctly identifies exclusive resource allocation as the basis for its high performance guarantee.
Memory tip: Pair the word "shared" with "limited" - shared resources mean shared performance ceilings, so any claim that a shared service delivers super or guaranteed high performance is a red flag on an exam.
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