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SG0-001 · Question #49

Which of the following scenarios is the BEST candidate for thin provisioning?

The correct answer is B. Storage utilization patterns that are slow and/or predictable. Thin provisioning is best suited for scenarios where storage consumption patterns are slow and predictable, allowing for efficient, on-demand allocation of physical storage.

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Question

Which of the following scenarios is the BEST candidate for thin provisioning?

Options

  • AA database application that grows and contracts several times per day
  • BStorage utilization patterns that are slow and/or predictable
  • CMany high-utilization applications that tend to grow at the same time of every month
  • DUnexpected storage usage patterns are common

How the community answered

(28 responses)
  • A
    7% (2)
  • B
    71% (20)
  • C
    7% (2)
  • D
    14% (4)

Why each option

Thin provisioning is best suited for scenarios where storage consumption patterns are slow and predictable, allowing for efficient, on-demand allocation of physical storage.

AA database application that grows and contracts several times per day

Rapidly growing and contracting storage would lead to frequent physical storage allocation and deallocation, potentially reducing the efficiency benefits of thin provisioning.

BStorage utilization patterns that are slow and/or predictableCorrect

Thin provisioning allows virtual storage to be presented to applications that is greater than the currently allocated physical storage; this is ideal when storage consumption is slow and predictable, as physical storage can be added incrementally without impacting the application.

CMany high-utilization applications that tend to grow at the same time of every month

High-utilization applications growing simultaneously would likely quickly consume the physical storage, requiring large, sudden additions and negating the 'thin' aspect of provisioning.

DUnexpected storage usage patterns are common

Unexpected storage usage patterns make capacity planning difficult, risking over-provisioning or rapid exhaustion of physical storage, which is not ideal for thin provisioning.

Concept tested: Thin provisioning benefits and use cases

Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/storage/storage-spaces/thin-provisioning

Topics

#thin provisioning#storage allocation#capacity planning

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