Dell PowerScale Deploy
Domain 1Objective 2
Describe PowerScale Hardware Components and Intended Use Cases, for Both Gen 5 and Gen 6 Hardware POWERSCALE-DEPLOY Practice Questions (Page 2)
Part of the NAS, PowerScale, and OneFS domain, which accounts for 13% of the POWERSCALE-DEPLOY exam.
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A financial services firm is deploying a new PowerScale cluster for a high-frequency trading application that requires the absolute lowest possible latency and the highest IOPS. The firm's standard is to use the most current hardware generation. Which PowerScale node series should be selected for this deployment?
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A company is planning a major storage refresh and wants to consolidate multiple older Gen 5 clusters into a single, more powerful Gen 6 cluster. The new cluster will run a mix of high-performance databases and large-capacity file shares. Which Gen 6 node series should be the primary choice to handle the database workload?
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In a PowerScale Gen 6 node, what is the role of the NVMe drives?
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A university research lab needs to add a small, cost-effective PowerScale cluster to store large datasets that are accessed infrequently but must be immediately available when needed. The data is not performance-critical, and the lab has a limited budget. The existing environment is a mix of older Gen 5 nodes. Which Gen 5 node series is the best fit for this new cluster?
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A small business is looking to deploy its first PowerScale cluster for a file server workload. The budget is tight, and the primary need is for a large amount of storage capacity for documents and backups, with modest performance requirements. The business is comfortable with previous-generation hardware to save money. Which node series should be recommended?
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