Unit II Exam

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1.
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What is the next-gen host type for user purge and purge storage keys process called?
2.
1 point
What is the fundamental building block for the elastic search cluster called?
3.
1 point
Which component is NOT part of the search architecture?
4.
1 point
Erased does not actually delete files, but simply marks them in the storage database in the "entity_to_delete" table for future deletion by the instance/file deleter process
5.
1 point
If the elasticsearch cluster is in a "yellow" state, all searches will resolve properly.
6.
1 point
What are two benefits of the diffd application that improve overall platform performance? (pick two listed below)
7.
1 point
Which component is NOT part of the deletion/purge process?
8.
1 point
When turning on volumes to new users, or "capping" volumes from accepting new users, what components need to be updated?
9.
1 point
What model does the ICE and VPE clusters use for performing tasks?
10.
1 point
Which component(s) listed below are volume-agnostic?
11.
1 point
What hosttype contains our virtual machines?
12.
1 point
When adding volumes to production, where do configurations need to be updated?
13.
1 point
The volumeconf file is a key part in building out configuration files of storage based applciations (file deleter, instance deleter, replagent) during a deployment process.
14.
1 point
which host type deals with deleting items from a user's "deleted items" folder after a certain period of time?
15.
1 point
What do ICE and VPE both have in common? (pick any that match)
16.
1 point
What does VLA stand for?
17.
1 point
What shared configuration file is used to control where to direct requests for most of our VLA applications?
18.
1 point
What is the name of the opensource application we use for our search message broker between the FUNd and ANAd processes?
19.
1 point
Which of the following is NOT a VLA?
20.
1 point
What is the means through which we can determine (and graph) how up-to-date a VLA is with processing data on a given user volume?