VDCD510 Question #53: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation

The correct answer is B. False. In an upstream relationship, a logical object or component has a dependency on other items in the solution. For example, a service running on an application server requires an Active Directory user account to be authenticated. The application service must be started after the Act

Question

An downstream relationship is a logical object or component that has a dependency on other items in a solution.

Options

ATrue
BFalse

Explanation

In an upstream relationship, a logical object or component has a dependency on other items in the solution. For example, a service running on an application server requires an Active Directory user account to be authenticated. The application service must be started after the Active Directory service. Therefore, the application server has an upstream relationship with the Active Directory service. In an downstream relationship, a logical object or component does not have a dependency on other items in the solution. For example, say that a multisite web server crashes. The web tier hosting multiple websites will crash; however, the downstream objects such as the database server will continue to function. Backend processes that are dependent on the downstream objects from the web servers can continue to function.

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