Ultimate Guide to Prepare Free Pure Storage FBAP_002 Exam Questions & Answer [Q23-Q46]

Q23. A customer is standing up a new 30x17TB FlashBlade system.
The customer’s environment is as follows:
1.The upstream switches are located 50 feet away
2.The upstream switches have the required number of 100Gb/s interfaces.
3.The customer is conscious about data availability.
4.The customer requires the use of 4 LAGs
What is the minimum number of cables required?

Q24. A customer application requires 4.2GB/s of sustained write performance. What is the minimum number of blades to meet the performance requirement?

Q25. What is the recommended number of power cables for a multi-chassis FlashBlade configuration with 4 chassis?

Q26. A customer is adding snapshot policies so that some file systems can be tiered based on importance to the business.
-1 file system with high priority
-3 file systems with medium priority
-2 file systems with low priority
How many snapshot policies does the customer need to protect all of their file systems?

Q27. A customer wants to leverage FlashBlade to create a DataHub. Which set of applications will co-exist on a FlashBlade DataHub?

Q28. A customer’s application runs slowly on their HDFS cluster. The customer is only using a small subset of the data on the cluster.
What is causing the issue?

Q29. A company has an existing database running a critical application. Users are complaining of slow response times. The company asks Pure Storage for help fixing this problem.
Which (three) questions should the architect ask to determine if FlashBlade is a good fit for the use case?
(Choose three.)

Q30. A customer need to analyze the performance data outside of Pure1 and Purity//FB.
Which two tasks should the customer perform? (Select two.)

Q31. What is the maximum file size that is supported by the FlashBlade?

Q32. What is the support speed of the out-of-bound management port?

Q33. A customer has an application that stores GIS data in an S3 repo. For compliance reasons, the GIS data that existed at a previous point in time may need to be accessed.
What should the architect do?

Q34. A customer is using an older nearline SAS scale-out storage system to store data that is a static size. The customer recently purchased several HPC appliances to use that data.
What happens to the workflow?

Q35. A customer is interested in deploying Splunk for their infrastructure logs. They will not be replicating the Splunk environment to another site, anticipate a 2TB per day ingest rate, and want to be able to easily scale their indexers independent of their storage.
How should the architect recommend that the customer deploy Splunk?

Q36.

The customer is deploying FlashBlade on a ship with no immediate access to replacement part inventory. The customer needs at least 100TB of usable capacity at any time. The customer assumes worst case scenario in which FlashBlade can lose two blades between visting the next port where replacement can be shipped.
What is the recommend FlashBlade configuration?

Q37. A customer has two workflows. One workflow can use either SMB 3.0 or ISCSI. The other only leverage NFS.
What should the architect recommend as a strategy?

Q38. A customer is implementing a new backup system using four backup appliances, with dual 10Gbps NICs writing to a FlashBlade. Each backup appliance can write at line speed.
What is the minimum number of 52TB blades to be able to handle this workload?

Q39. A state agency wants to store property deed image in multi-page .tif format on a FlashBlade NFS file system.
What compression ratio should the architect utilize for sizing?

Q40. A customer has hundreds of TB of data that they need to archive for 20 years. The customer will need to completely destroy the data. They will only to access the data once or twice during the 20 years. The data is very sensitive. It would be a serious security breach if anyone accessed the data during that time. The customer is considering NAS.
Why should the architect recommend another solution?

Q41.

The customer reports that the end clients shown in the diagram are NOT completing jobs on time. Each client writes 300MB/s to the FlashBlade for 45 minutes every hour, and they run concurrently. What does the architect need to do?

Q42. A customer has an application that needs to prioritize speed for untrusted applications to put large numbers of files on an NFS export. Which NFS Export options should be used?

Q43. How many rack units does a FlashBlade system with 39 blades consume?

Q44. Which two Ethernet speeds do the External Fabric Modules support for data? (Select two.)

Q45. A FlashBlade is designed with a properly implemented single 4x40Gb/s LAG.
During implementation, the architect is informed that the ISL on the uplink switches in broken. The customer has no budget to repair or replace it. What should the architect do?

Q46. ‘The Network admins create a network setup:

What is the result if the FlashBlade is run in this configuration?