SK0-004 · Question #179
A customer reports that connectivity to their web server has been sporadic throughout the morning. An administrator has applied OS patches periodically throughout the morning and rebooted the…
The correct answer is A. Service level agreement. Repeated planned reboots during business hours caused sporadic connectivity, which violates the uptime and availability commitments defined in the SLA.
Question
A customer reports that connectivity to their web server has been sporadic throughout the morning. An administrator has applied OS patches periodically throughout the morning and rebooted the server. Which of the following has the administrator MOST likely violated?
Options
- AService level agreement
- BMean time before failure
- CMean time to repair
- DRequest for proposal
How the community answered
(28 responses)- A71% (20)
- B4% (1)
- C7% (2)
- D18% (5)
Why each option
Repeated planned reboots during business hours caused sporadic connectivity, which violates the uptime and availability commitments defined in the SLA.
A Service Level Agreement defines the expected availability and performance standards for a service. By applying patches and rebooting the server multiple times during business hours, the administrator caused repeated outages, directly violating the agreed-upon uptime guarantees established in the SLA.
Mean Time Before Failure is a reliability metric measuring the average operating time before a component fails, not a policy or agreement that can be violated by planned maintenance actions.
Mean Time to Repair measures the average time required to restore a failed system, which is a performance metric rather than an agreement that governs when or how maintenance is performed.
A Request for Proposal is a procurement document used to solicit bids from vendors and has no bearing on service availability or maintenance scheduling.
Concept tested: Service Level Agreement uptime and availability obligations
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/well-architected/reliability/define-reliability-targets
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