Information Storage Management Certification Question Bank question series 36

 

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Key requirements for data center Elements

Availability:

All data center elements shoshould be designed to ensure accessibility. The inability of users to access data can have a significant negative impact on a business.

 

Security:

Es, procedures, and proper integration of the data center core elements that will prevent unauthorized access to information must be established. in addition to the security measures for client access, specific mechanic ISMs must enable servers to access only their allocated resources on storage arrays.

 

Scalability:

Data Center Operations shoshould be able to allocate additional processing capabilities or storage on demand, without interrupting business operations. business growth often requires deploying more servers, new applications, and additional databases. the storage solution shocould be able to grow with the business.

 

Performance:

All the core elements of the data center shocould be able to provide optimal performance and service all processing requests at high speed. The infrastructure shocould be able to support performance requirements.

 

Data Integrity:

Data integrity refers to mechanic ISMs such as Error Correction Codes or parity bits which ensure that data is written to disk exactly as it was stored ed. any variation in data during its retrieval implies resume uption, which may affect the operations of the Organization.

 

Capacity:

Data center operations require adequate resources to store and process large amounts of data efficiently. when capacity requirements increase, the data center must be able to provide additional capacity with-out interrupting availability, or, at the very least, with minimal disruption. capacity may be managed by reallocation of existing resources, rather than by adding new resources.

 

Manageability:

A Data Center shocould perform all operations and activities in the most efficient manner. manageability can be achieved through automation and the ction of human (manual) intervention in common tasks.

 

Answer:

Integrity