
NetAppCertified Hybrid Cloud Implementation Engineer Specialist (NCHC-IE)
Domain 5Objective 2
Migrate Workloads in a Hybrid Cloud Environment CERTIFIED-HYBRID-CLOUD-IMPLEMENTATION-ENGINEER Practice Questions (Page 1)
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An organization is migrating a critical database from on-premises to a cloud VM. The database must remain available during the migration, and the final cutover must be as short as possible. The team has set up a replication tool that continuously syncs changes. What is the most important step to ensure data integrity at cutover?
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Which NetApp tool is specifically designed to synchronize data between on-premises storage and cloud object storage for hybrid cloud migrations?
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A company is migrating a legacy application from on-premises to Azure. The application has a hard-coded IP address for its database server. The migration must be completed over a weekend with minimal downtime. The team plans to use a VPN connection and will update DNS records. What is the most critical additional step to ensure the application functions correctly after migration?
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A company is migrating a large SAP environment to Azure. The migration must be completed within a strict deadline, and the team has limited bandwidth. The SAP system has a large database that changes frequently. What is the most important planning consideration to ensure the migration can be completed on time?
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What is a key consideration for ensuring application availability during a workload migration?
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