What policy can OceanStor Pacific Multi-Tenant feature set to each tenant? (Multiple-choice)

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Options

• ACapacity quota
• BPerformance QoS
• CDomain name
• DDirectory

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Explanation

OceanStor Pacific's Multi-Tenant feature is designed to provide complete isolation and resource control for each tenant, making all four options correct. Capacity quota (A) lets administrators cap how much storage each tenant can consume, preventing any single tenant from monopolizing shared resources. Performance QoS (B) allows per-tenant throughput and IOPS limits, ensuring fair performance across tenants and preventing noisy-neighbor issues. Domain name (C) enables each tenant to have its own namespace or access domain, maintaining logical separation. Directory (D) allocates a dedicated directory structure per tenant, enforcing data isolation at the filesystem level.

Since this is an all-of-the-above question, there are no incorrect distractors - each option represents a distinct control plane (storage, performance, network identity, and filesystem) that together form a complete multi-tenancy model.

Memory tip: Think of the four pillars as "CPDD" - Capacity, Performance, Domain, Directory" - or remember that a proper multi-tenant system must isolate how much (quota), how fast (QoS), who you are (domain), and where your data lives (directory).

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