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Question 16

Which two ways can multiView speed up development of new applications so that a company can bring products or services to market quicker? (Choose two.)

Options:

Developers will benefit from faster processing speeds on the snapshots.

Multiple developers can work on their own discrete copies of an application.

Multiple developers can work on their own full size copy of an application.

Instant copies of up-to-date production data can be taken without taking the live application offline.

Question 17

While considering mirroring techniques, the customer is unsure whether to choose multiMirror sync or async mode. Which two concepts does the customer need to know to make an educated decision? (Choose two.)

Options:

Sync mirror is good for all applications.

Sync mirror works well in a campus or MAN environment.

Sync mirror requires no manual intervention for failover.

Sync mirror always requires manual intervention for failover.

Question 18

A customer must be absolutely certain that there will be no performance impact of multiView snapshots on a key financial database. How can multiView and multiCopy be used together to satisfy the customer's requirement?

Options:

multiView can be used to take a PiT copy. Additional PiTs can then be taken off the first PiT for test and development.

multiCopy can be used to copy the database to another storage array. multiView can then be used to take low capacity PiTs of the copy for test and development.

multiCopy will create a steady stream of data to a copy area. multiView can then be used to take PiTs whenever they are required for test and development.

MultiView can be set to only read the PiT data when the volume is not in use. Requests for PiTs for test and development can therefore be queued.

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