HPE2-CP08 無料問題集「HP Implementing Object Storage for Active Archive」

Using Scality erasure coding Durability (n,k), is this what a Scality RING can lose?
Solution:up to k-1 server nodes failure for a single-site configuration

When designing a Scality Ring solution to incorporate REST functionality, is this where the Sproxyd connector should be installed?
Solution:on a separate VM or physical node

Is this a supported Scality RING Object Connector?
Solution: FUSE

Is this a capability HPE object storage solutions can provide over other types of storage within the HPE portfolio?
Solution:software-defined platform to collapse storage and hypervisors silos into simple, easy-to-scale building blocks

During a workshop for a new Scality RING implementation, the customer asks how RING can maintain data availability during data center outages. Is this a true statement?
Solution:Scality RING is configured in a N+1 configuration to provide high availability.

Does this describe object storage?
Solution:dedicated block device

A company is planning to launch a web-based application that requires petabytes of storage. Their current storage infrastructure is a NAS storage array with limited scalability. HPE scalable object storage based on Scality RING powered by HPE Apollo servers is positioned. They need a fast deployment to meet a tight timeframe and are concerned about the limited technical expertise to deploy and maintain a new storage infrastructure.
Is this advice the IT professional should provide?
Solution:Scality RING offers the same feature set as their existing NAS array.

Is this statement correct when describing S3 Cloud Storage?
Solution:It will perform as well as on-premises NAS solutions.

A customer is interested in deploying a Scality RING solution based on HPE Apollo servers. During a design workshop, the customer asks about best practices to improve performance and availability.
Should this advice be provided?
Solution:Data and Metadata require separate RINGs in physically separated nodes.