HP0-J67 Question #76: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation

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Options

• AAutonomic Rebalance
• BPersistent Ports
• CCommon Provisioning groups
• DAutonomic groups

Explanation

HP 3PAR Autonomic Groups is a feature designed to simplify storage provisioning for clustered and virtual server environments. Use of Autonomic Groups reduces opportunities for human error by reducing manual repetition of tedious commands, making the provisioning process more HP 3PAR InForm Operating System Software provides a simple, two-step process for the common task of provisioning VVs and exporting them to application servers as VLUNs. While much simpler than provisioning with traditional storage arrays, when multiplied by the numerous hosts which are characteristic of virtualized utility computing environments, the repetition of even the simplest provisioning tasks can consume significant resources and leave room for human error. In these environments, the Autonomic Groups feature supports autonomic storage management by allowing both hosts and VVs to be combined into “groups” or “sets” which can then be managed as a single object. Adding an object to an autonomic group applies all previously performed provisioning actions to the new member. For example, when a new host is added to a group, all volumes are autonomically exported to that group with absolutely no administrative intervention. Similarly, when a new volume is added to a group, that volume is also autonomically exported to all hosts in the group - intelligently, and without requiring administrator

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