Isilon Solutions and Design Specialist Exam for Technology Architects
Last Update Apr 27, 2024
Total Questions : 344
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An existing customer has two NAS systems providing NFS storage in their main datacenter - one is an Isilon cluster and the second is an array from another vendor. Both systems are four years old, and the customer would like to consolidate the storage into a single solution. According to the customer, both systems support identical workloads with similar performance and utilization, and they want the new solution to support 50% performance growth.
Which method can model the workload requirements, and what multiplier will capture the requirements for the new solution?
On an 18-node Isilon cluster with the default protection setting, what is the actual layout of a 128 KB file?
Your customer's initial use case was Home Directories. They implemented the cluster with four 1Gbps ports and LACP. They are planning to expand their cluster to support their core file services. They plan to upgrade their network infrastructure to 10 GbE to facilitate this.
What are two design impacts this change will have?
Which Isilon feature increases available space by consolidating copies of identical blocks of data?