Which three statements are true about both Oracle Storage Cloud Software Appliance – on premise and Oracle Storage Cloud Software Appliance – Cloud Distribution?
A.
It appears to Microsoft clients as a SQL server database.
B.
Large files are segmented into multiple sequential file segments.
C.
The appliance is provisioned on an Oracle Compute Cloud Service instance.
D.
The built-in data integrity checks to ensure the data is validated as it moves through the data path.
E.
It provides POSIX-compliant file access to Oracle Storage Cloud Service containers using the NFSv4 protocol.
F.
It automatically backs up and stores all obfuscated data in the Oracle Storage Cloud Service.
BEF
CDE
I would go with BDE ? C is incoerct as it’s a docker image that can be provisioned on any server instance
Sorry, but C is correct (https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/iaas/storage-appliance-cloud/sfsug/obtaining-storage-software-appliance-image.html). Look at section 2.
From the same source, we know E is true.
Then we have this: “Efficient Handing of Large Files
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Storage Software Appliance supports large files that exceed the maximum size allowed by Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage Classic. Large files are sliced into 1 GB segments and each segment is stored as a separate object. The metadata database maintains the manifest of the segments that comprise a given object, so that multi-segment files can be reconstructed automatically when read through the appliance. The segments are uploaded sequentially.” So I am inclined to choose B.
Unfortunately, from the same source, D is also true. D is an exact quote from the eBook.
So we have a puzzle. We have 4 true statements for a question that only wants 3 choices.
BDE. C is correct for Cloud Distribution but not the on-prem version which is a docker container; question asks “true about both”. A & F are obviously out.