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SPLK-2002(205Q) · Question #55

Which of the following describe migration from single-site to multisite index replication?

The correct answer is B. Multisite policies apply to new data only. Migration from single-site to multisite index replication only affects new data, not existing data. Multisite policies apply to new data only, meaning that data that is ingested after the migration will follow the multisite replication and search factors. Existing data, or data…

Multisite Clustering

Question

Which of the following describe migration from single-site to multisite index replication?

Options

  • AA master node is required at each site.
  • BMultisite policies apply to new data only.
  • CSingle-site buckets instantly receive the multisite policies.
  • DMultisite total values should not exceed any single-site factors.

How the community answered

(59 responses)
  • A
    5% (3)
  • B
    83% (49)
  • C
    2% (1)
  • D
    10% (6)

Explanation

Migration from single-site to multisite index replication only affects new data, not existing data. Multisite policies apply to new data only, meaning that data that is ingested after the migration will follow the multisite replication and search factors. Existing data, or data that was ingested before the migration, will retain the single-site policies, unless they are manually converted to multisite buckets. Single-site buckets do not instantly receive the multisite policies, nor do they automatically convert to multisite buckets. Multisite total values can exceed any single-site factors, as long as they do not exceed the number of peer nodes in the cluster. A master node is not required at each site, only one master node is needed for the entire cluster

Topics

#multisite replication#single-site migration#bucket policies#data replication

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