Download Oracle.1z0-414.ActualTests.2018-07-03.41q.tqb
| Vendor: | Oracle |
| Exam Code: | 1z0-414 |
| Exam Name: | Oracle ZFS Storage ZS3 Implementation Essentials |
| Date: | Jul 03, 2018 |
| File Size: | 223 KB |
| Downloads: | 1 |
Demo Questions
Question 1
Which tool is used to set up DFS target shares coming from a ZFS Storage Appliance?
- File Server Management Console from a Windows 2003R2 server with the File Server Role enabled
- Computer Management Console from a Windows 2003R2 server with the Domain Controller Role enabled
- ZFS Storage Appliance Command-Line Interface
- ZFS Storage Appliance Web Console
Correct answer: A
Question 2
Which two maintenance workflows does the Oracle ZFS Storage plug-in for Oracle Enterprise Manager Grid controller provide?
- Add agents for Oracle Enterprise Manager Monitoring.
- Configure for Oracle Enterprise Manager Monitoring.
- Unconfigure for Oracle Enterprise Manager Monitoring.
- Assign agents for Oracle Enterprise Manager Monitoring pool.
Correct answer: BC
Explanation:
The Sun ZFS Storage plug-in for Oracle Enterprise Manager Grid controller provides first-class monitoring to the grid controller environment for the Sun ZFS Storage appliance family with the ability to:Once an appliance is configured to be monitored by the grid controller, analytics worksheets and datasets are created to bridge the grid controller administrator's view to the deeper level of detail provided by the real-time analytics available within the appliance. The management plug-in is available at the following link: Oracle Technology NetworkIt is packaged with an installation guide that should be read by both administrators of the grid controller and storage administrators of appliances being monitored. Included with each appliance are two workflows that are used respectively to prepare a system for monitoring, or to remove the artifacts created for the monitoring environment:References: The Sun ZFS Storage plug-in for Oracle Enterprise Manager Grid controller provides first-class monitoring to the grid controller environment for the Sun ZFS Storage appliance family with the ability to:
Once an appliance is configured to be monitored by the grid controller, analytics worksheets and datasets are created to bridge the grid controller administrator's view to the deeper level of detail provided by the real-time analytics available within the appliance.
The management plug-in is available at the following link: Oracle Technology Network
It is packaged with an installation guide that should be read by both administrators of the grid controller and storage administrators of appliances being monitored.
Included with each appliance are two workflows that are used respectively to prepare a system for monitoring, or to remove the artifacts created for the monitoring environment:
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Question 3
Which is the most effective metric for identifying performance issues?
- Latency
- IOPS
- Throughput
- Percent utilization
- Capacity
Correct answer: A
Explanation:
For identifying performance issues, latency is essential. Paraphrasing performance expert Greg Brendan, latency is time spent waiting, and it has a direct impact on performance when caused by a synchronous process within an application request, thus making interpretation straightforward — the higher the latency, the worse the performance. This is in contrast to other metrics used in performance analysis — utilization, IOPS (I/O per second) and throughput — which are better suited for capacity planning and understanding the nature of workloads. References: For identifying performance issues, latency is essential. Paraphrasing performance expert Greg Brendan, latency is time spent waiting, and it has a direct impact on performance when caused by a synchronous process within an application request, thus making interpretation straightforward — the higher the latency, the worse the performance. This is in contrast to other metrics used in performance analysis — utilization, IOPS (I/O per second) and throughput — which are better suited for capacity planning and understanding the nature of workloads.
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