HP0-J67 · Question #22
HP0-J67 Question #22: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation
The correct answer is A. Capacity is available to existing or new volumes D. Performance is available to existing or new volumes. When new disk drives are added to an HP 3PAR StoreServ system, both the total storage capacity and the overall system performance are increased. These benefits accrue to both existing volumes (allowing for growth and improved I/O) and any newly created volumes.
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- ACapacity is available to existing or new volumes
- BPerformance is available only to new volumes
- CPerformance is available only to existing volumes
- DPerformance is available to existing or new volumes
- ECapacity is available only to existing volumes
- FCapacity is available only to new volumes
Explanation
When new disk drives are added to an HP 3PAR StoreServ system, both the total storage capacity and the overall system performance are increased. These benefits accrue to both existing volumes (allowing for growth and improved I/O) and any newly created volumes.
Common mistakes.
- B. Due to HP 3PAR's wide striping technology, performance benefits from newly added drives are integrated across the entire array, meaning existing volumes also gain improved performance, not just new ones.
- C. Performance improvements from adding new drives are available to both existing and new volumes because the 3PAR system leverages all available resources, including new drives, for data distribution and I/O processing.
- E. Adding disk drives increases the overall storage pool, which provides capacity for both the expansion of existing volumes and the creation of new volumes, not solely existing ones.
- F. New drives contribute to the total available storage, offering capacity for existing volumes to expand into as needed, in addition to providing space for new volumes.
Concept tested. HP 3PAR wide striping and dynamic capacity/performance expansion
Reference. https://www.hpe.com/h20195/v2/getpdf.aspx/4aa4-2834enw.pdf
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