Unit 5 Flashcards

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What are the factors that impact Data Center Design

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  1. The location of the data center and the users of the cloud
  2. Contingency, fail over, and redundancy
  3. The type of services (PaaS,IaaS, SaaS) the cloud will provide
  4. Operating standards
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What are some of the areas you must consider for planning a Data Center Design?

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  1. Automating Service enablement
  2. Consolidation of monitoring capabilities
  3. Reducing Mean Time To Repair (MTTR)
  4. Mean Time Between Failure (MTBF)
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3
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What do under-floor plenum serve as?

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It serves as both a duct and a wiring

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4
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What minimum effective (clear) height should be provided for raised-floor installations?

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24 inches

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5
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What can hot spots be promoted by?

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Under-floor and over-head obstructions and cable congestion in raised-floor plenums

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6
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What are some consideration for the physical infrastructure for the cloud environment?

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  1. Legal
  2. Compatibiity (backwards)
  3. COntrol
  4. Log Data
  5. PCI-DSS Access
  6. Upgrades and Change
  7. Failover Technology
  8. Compliance
  9. ; Regulations
  10. Outsourcing
  11. Placement of Security
  12. Virtualization
  13. Virtual Machine
  14. Operating System
  15. Operating System and Application Files
  16. Data Fluidity
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What are some the key subsystems that are recommended for monitoring in cloud environments?

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  1. Network
  2. Disk (Storage)
  3. Memory (RAM)
  4. CPU (Processing)
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8
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What are the phases of Digital Forensics?

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Collection->Examination->Analysis->Reporting

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What is DRS?

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Distributed Resource Scheduling (DRS)/Compute Resource Scheduling - provides highly available resources to your workloads, balance workloads for optimal performance, and scale and manage computing service without disrupting service

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10
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What is the difference between Uptime and Availability?

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A system can be up but not available, as in the case of a network outage. Focus on ensuring that all required systems are available as stipulated in their SLAs.

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