NCP-DB-6.10 · Question #170
An administrator must be able to restore databases based on very strict SLAs, but is facing multiple bottlenecks when storing log backups of databases on NDB Agents. What can the administrator do to…
The correct answer is C. Integrate NDB with Nutanix Objects for storing log backups. NDB Agents handle log backups for database instances, but storing these backups locally can lead to bottlenecks (e.g., disk I/O, storage capacity). To alleviate this, integrating NDB with Nutanix Objects is the recommended solution. Nutanix Objects is an S3-compatible object…
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An administrator must be able to restore databases based on very strict SLAs, but is facing multiple bottlenecks when storing log backups of databases on NDB Agents. What can the administrator do to alleviate these issues?
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- AIntegrate NDB with AWS S3 or Azure Blob storage for storing log backups.
- BAdd additional NDB Agent VMs.
- CIntegrate NDB with Nutanix Objects for storing log backups.
- DIncrease the RAM and CPU on the NDB Agent VMs.
How the community answered
(35 responses)- A6% (2)
- B3% (1)
- C71% (25)
- D20% (7)
Explanation
NDB Agents handle log backups for database instances, but storing these backups locally can lead to bottlenecks (e.g., disk I/O, storage capacity). To alleviate this, integrating NDB with Nutanix Objects is the recommended solution. Nutanix Objects is an S3-compatible object storage service within the Nutanix ecosystem, ideal for offloading log backups from NDB Agents to a scalable, centralized storage platform. This reduces local storage pressure, improves performance, and ensures strict SLAs for database recovery by leveraging efficient backup
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