Which of the following services can be deployed in the same storage pool of OceanStor Pacific? (Multiple-choice)

Question

Options

• AFile
• BHDFS
• CSS3
• DBlock

• A
  73% (36)
• D
  27% (13)

Explanation

OceanStor Pacific is Huawei's scale-out storage platform built for unstructured and big data workloads, and its defining capability is multi-protocol convergence - File (NFS/SMB), HDFS, and S3 object storage can all share the same underlying storage pool simultaneously, eliminating data silos across analytics and general-purpose workloads. This means A, B, and C are correct because Pacific was specifically architected to let these three protocols coexist and even access the same data through different interfaces. Option D (Block) is the distractor: block storage belongs to SAN-oriented systems like Huawei OceanStor Dorado, which use a fundamentally different I/O path and pool structure - Pacific does not support block services in its pools. Note that "SS3" in the question is almost certainly a typo for S3 (Amazon-compatible object storage), which Pacific fully supports.

Memory tip: Think of OceanStor Pacific as the "unstructured trio" - File + HDFS + S3 = FHS share one pool. If it needs a block device (like a LUN for a database), that's a different product entirely.

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