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HPE0-J68 · Question #223

Your customer has very low deduplication ratio of their Linux VMs farm which is hosted on a HPE Alletra 9000. Which fllesystem type could cause this?

The correct answer is A. XFS. A very low deduplication ratio in a Linux VM farm hosted on an HPE Alletra 9000 could be caused by the use of the XFS filesystem. XFS is known for its performance and scalability but is less effective in environments where deduplication is critical because of its data layout…

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Question

Your customer has very low deduplication ratio of their Linux VMs farm which is hosted on a HPE Alletra 9000. Which fllesystem type could cause this?

Options

  • AXFS
  • BEXT4
  • CBtrfs
  • DEXT3

How the community answered

(14 responses)
  • A
    79% (11)
  • B
    7% (1)
  • C
    14% (2)

Explanation

A very low deduplication ratio in a Linux VM farm hosted on an HPE Alletra 9000 could be caused by the use of the XFS filesystem. XFS is known for its performance and scalability but is less effective in environments where deduplication is critical because of its data layout and file handling characteristics. This can lead to reduced deduplication efficiency compared to other filesystems like EXT4 or Btrfs.

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#deduplication ratio#XFS filesystem#HPE Alletra 9000#performance optimization

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