HP0-J73 · Question #158
Which task is performed in the first stage of a storage infrastructure assessment?
The correct answer is A. Power and cooling requirements are evaluated.. The first stage of a storage infrastructure assessment evaluates power and cooling requirements to establish the physical environment baseline before any inventory or design work begins.
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Which task is performed in the first stage of a storage infrastructure assessment?
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- APower and cooling requirements are evaluated.
- BStorage performance and management software are installed
- CInventory of system, software and employee skills is taken.
- DRecommendation for designing a storage infrastructure are formulated.
How the community answered
(31 responses)- A90% (28)
- C3% (1)
- D6% (2)
Why each option
The first stage of a storage infrastructure assessment evaluates power and cooling requirements to establish the physical environment baseline before any inventory or design work begins.
Power and cooling evaluation must occur in the first stage because physical environment constraints determine what storage hardware can feasibly be deployed. Without knowing available power capacity and cooling headroom, subsequent inventory and design activities cannot be properly scoped. This physical site survey stage establishes the environmental foundation for all later assessment phases.
Installing storage performance and management software is an implementation task that takes place after the assessment is complete, not during the initial assessment stage.
Taking inventory of systems, software, and employee skills occurs in a later discovery and analysis stage, after the physical environment constraints have already been established.
Formulating design recommendations is the final deliverable of a storage assessment, produced only after environmental evaluation, inventory, and analysis have been completed.
Concept tested: Storage infrastructure assessment phases and sequencing
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