Free Practice Questions for IBM C1000-117 Exam

as a virtual machine

as a container

as an appliance

as a physical server

ascertain if the customer has the proper training in IBM storage

determine disaster recovery requirements

determine if all storage vendors arrays and code levels are supported

determine the speed of the network backbone supporting the storage

the scale-out architecture enables the addition of nodes and tape devices

supports data either on single tape cartridges or multiple cartridges in a tape library

allows snapshot of standalone drive attached directly to a virtual machine

enterprise-grade parallel disk system that provides superior resiliency, scalability and control

provides life-cycle management to point-in-time copies of data

moves point-in-time copies of data to the most appropriated storage tier

supports data reuse use cases of point-in-time copies of data

manages point-in-time copies of data ensuring simplified recovery

automates reuse of snapshots for analytics

copies production workloads to the cloud

catalogs replicas in multi-vendor environments

simplifies and automates the recovery process

Increases productivity for storage administrator by automatically provisioning new volumes to the hosts when discovering the available space is less than 5%.

Automates cataloging of unstructured data by capturing metadata from multiple file and object storage systems form IBM and other vendors as it is created.

Increases productivity of storage by cataloging snapshots and creating clones for new servers.

Starts a new backup when a new system is discovered.

Data is protected using SSD Nano-duplication technology.

Data is copied using Metro Mirror.

Data is dispersed across multiple sites and devices using an information dispersal algorithm.

Data is copied using RAID and can be rebuilt in the background.

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