QUESTION NO: 1
A customer is in the very early stages of designing a storage solution at a greenfield site.
They wish to use NVMe-TCP connectivity and require approximately:
* 100 Gbps of consistent raw network throughput between the FlashArray and the dedicated SAN switches.
* The dedicated SAN switches support up to 25 Gbps connectivity.
What is the minimum number of Ethernet ports in total they should connect from the FlashArray to the SAN switches while still ensuring resiliency?
A customer is in the very early stages of designing a storage solution at a greenfield site.
They wish to use NVMe-TCP connectivity and require approximately:
* 100 Gbps of consistent raw network throughput between the FlashArray and the dedicated SAN switches.
* The dedicated SAN switches support up to 25 Gbps connectivity.
What is the minimum number of Ethernet ports in total they should connect from the FlashArray to the SAN switches while still ensuring resiliency?
Correct Answer: A
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QUESTION NO: 2
A customer has presented two workloads that need to be replicated. One is a highly transactional database workload and the other is a VM datastore with tier one applications.
The customer has the following requirements:
* The database workload is highly reliant on storage performance The VM datastore requires zero downtime.
* The customer has advised the two FlashArrays will be 20 miles apart and they are worried that this could impact their internal SLAs.
What replication strategies should be advised for these workloads?
A customer has presented two workloads that need to be replicated. One is a highly transactional database workload and the other is a VM datastore with tier one applications.
The customer has the following requirements:
* The database workload is highly reliant on storage performance The VM datastore requires zero downtime.
* The customer has advised the two FlashArrays will be 20 miles apart and they are worried that this could impact their internal SLAs.
What replication strategies should be advised for these workloads?
Correct Answer: B
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QUESTION NO: 3
Pure Storage's Right-Size Guarantee protects the customer for how long?
Pure Storage's Right-Size Guarantee protects the customer for how long?
Correct Answer: A
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QUESTION NO: 4
What architectural design simplifies controller upgrades from FlashArray//XR2 to //XR3?
What architectural design simplifies controller upgrades from FlashArray//XR2 to //XR3?
Correct Answer: A
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QUESTION NO: 5
A customer is unsatisfied because the level of data reduction on their FlashArray is NOT as high as expected. What two statements should the SE make to the customer? (Choose two.)
A customer is unsatisfied because the level of data reduction on their FlashArray is NOT as high as expected. What two statements should the SE make to the customer? (Choose two.)
Correct Answer: A,D
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QUESTION NO: 6
A customer wants to store 100 TiB of Oracle data and 200 TiB of VDI data onto a FlashArray. When checking the data reduction ratio, the given data reduction ratios are 4:1 for Oracle and 5:1 for VDI.
What is the minimum useable capacity needed on the FlashArray?
A customer wants to store 100 TiB of Oracle data and 200 TiB of VDI data onto a FlashArray. When checking the data reduction ratio, the given data reduction ratios are 4:1 for Oracle and 5:1 for VDI.
What is the minimum useable capacity needed on the FlashArray?
Correct Answer: D
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QUESTION NO: 7
Which Pure Storage offering allows customers to own their array hardware while paying for storage on a subscription basis?
Which Pure Storage offering allows customers to own their array hardware while paying for storage on a subscription basis?
Correct Answer: C
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