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A prospect is evaluating vSphere alternatives and has received FUD regarding AHV. The SE gives a demo and provides relevant case studies, but the prospect still requests a POC. What additional option should the SE recommend to avoid a POC?
A. Discounted Prism Pro
B. X-Ray
C. Nutanix Technology Bootcamp
D. Xtract for VMs
An existing customer is considering deploying a new Splunk project onto their Nutanix infrastructure. The customer inquires about potential storage capacity saving for their splunk workload. Which two Nutanix capacity optimization features should the SE recommend? (Choose two)
A. Erasure coding.
B. Post-process compression.
C. Inline compression.
D. Capacity tier de-duplication
A customer is evaluating Nutanix to replace their existing 200TB filer. The filer is used to store archived images. To achieve maximum storage density. RF2 and Erasure Coding are proposed. What is the minimum number of nodes required to support the maximum Erasure Coding stripe size of 4/1 (data/parity)?
A. 4 Nodes
B. 5 Nodes
C. 6 Nodes
D. 7 Nodes
Explanation:
Problem Analysis:
The customer needs to replace an existing 200TB filer with a Nutanix solution.
The filer is used for storing archived images, requiring maximum storage density.
The proposal includes using RF2 and Erasure Coding with a stripe size of 4/1 (data/parity).
Erasure Coding Requirements:
Erasure Coding (EC-X) in Nutanix improves storage efficiency by distributing data and parity across multiple nodes.
A 4/1 stripe size means 4 data blocks and 1 parity block.
To implement a 4/1 Erasure Coding stripe, a minimum of 5 nodes is required to ensure the distribution of data and parity blocks.
Explanation:
RF2 (Replication Factor 2): Requires at least two copies of the data to be stored on different nodes.
Erasure Coding with a 4/1 Stripe: Requires 5 nodes to ensure there are enough blocks to store the 4 data and 1 parity blocks.
Outcome:
The minimum number of nodes required to support the maximum Erasure Coding stripe size of 4/1 is 5 nodes.
References:
For more detailed information, refer to the Nutanix documentation on Erasure Coding and storage policies.
A prospect wants to target Nutanix as infrastructure for running VMs built as part of their new Continuous Integration and Delivery (CICD) pipeline. Hundreds of builds will occur per day across their development organization. Which two items should the SE identify to begin sizing the Nutanix deployment? (Choose two.)
A. The configuration manager that the customer will use with the application builds
B. The frequency and lifespan of each application build
C. The build manager that the company will use for the builds
D. The configuration/specs of the VMs within each application build
During a meeting with a fortune 100 prospect, an SE achieves technical buy-in from the architecture team. The prospect shares that their management recently attended an executive briefing with Cisco and was impressed by the vision presented. Management is pushing the arching the architecture tea to adopt Cisco as their HCI standard based on a beief that Nutanix is not a major player. Which resource should an SE highlight?
A. Garther magic Quadrant
B. ESG Performance Analysis
C. Net Promoter Score
D. Reference architectures
From Which page on portal.nutanix.com can an open case be directly escalated?
A. Home
B. View Cases
C. 360 View
D. Case Detail
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