HP2-E59 · Question #31
Why does HP use the term polymorphic storage to describe HP 3PAR StoreServ storage?
The correct answer is A. Because it is future proof in that it exists in several forms and can grow with freedom in any direction. Unlike the dozens of fragmented storage products provided by other vendors, HP Converged Storage provides a single storage system architecture with common data services for block, object and file applications--delivering "polymorphic" simplicity--capable of meeting any need at…
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Why does HP use the term polymorphic storage to describe HP 3PAR StoreServ storage?
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- ABecause it is future proof in that it exists in several forms and can grow with freedom in any direction
- BBecause it includes patented variable chunking with intelligent container matching for faster backups
- CBecause it can achieve twice the VM density in physical VMware vSphere environments
- DBecause it reduces storage capacity by up to 50% thus increasing free disk capacity, while
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(57 responses)- A79% (45)
- B5% (3)
- C12% (7)
- D4% (2)
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Unlike the dozens of fragmented storage products provided by other vendors, HP Converged Storage provides a single storage system architecture with common data services for block, object and file applications--delivering "polymorphic" simplicity--capable of meeting any need at Note: Polymorphic Existence in several forms, shapes, & sizes Redefining Storage Simplicity with HP Converged Storage
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