Netapp NS0-003 Dumps

More efficient use of storage capacity for each node and reduced administrative overhead resulting in lower cost are two benefits of using the capacity pools licensing model for ONTAP Select. Capacity pools allow you to allocate storage capacity from a shared pool to multiple ONTAP Select nodes, which reduces wasted space and simplifies management.

B, C, and E are correct because compression, deduplication, and inline zero detection are three global efficiencies for NetApp Element software. Global efficiencies are data reduction techniques that operate across all volumes in a cluster and minimize redundancy while maximizing system performance. The other options are not global efficiencies for NetAppElement software. References:

A capacity pool is a logical grouping of Azure NetApp Files resources that share the same performance tier and location. A capacity pool can contain multiple volumes that consume space from the pool.

Cloud Insights is a NetApp SaaS product that provides complete visibility into your infrastructure to monitor, troubleshoot, and optimize all of your resources, including your public clouds and your private data center. The other options are not NetApp SaaS products or do not provide complete visibility into your infrastructure. References:

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B, C, and E are correct because Maximum IOPS, Burst IOPS, and Minimum IOPS are three IOPS parameters in the NetApp Element software that are defined per volume. The other options are not IOPS parameters in the NetApp Element software. References:

Deliver management that enables you to discover, deploy, and manage your on-premises and cloud-resident NetApp ONTAP® systems—regardless of location, from a single point-of-control.

Cloud Manager is a web-based application that allows you to manage NetApp cloud storage resources across multiple cloud providers. It supports NetApp Cloud Volumes ONTAP, which is a software-defined storage solution that runs on top of cloud infrastructure, and NetApp StorageGRID, which is an object storage solution that can span on-premises and cloud environments.

iSCSI and FC are two protocols that are supported by E-Series systems. They are both block-based protocols that provide low-latency and high-performance storage access for applications such as databases or virtualization.

A Cloud Volumes ONTAP BYOL subscription allows you to purchase a license from NetApp and use it to deploy Cloud Volumes ONTAP on cloud infrastructure. This gives you a predictable payment option as you move your backup data to the cloud, as you pay a fixed amount for the license regardless of the amount of storage you consume12.

SnapVault is a feature of ONTAP that enables you to maintain a longer retention time of your Snapshot copies on a secondary system in a remote data center. The other options are not related to Snapshot copy retention or do not work with ONTAP systems. References:

Cloud Volumes ONTAP is a software-defined storage solution that runs on top of cloud infrastructure and provides advanced data management features for file and block workloads. It supports data replication between on-premises NetApp ONTAP systems and cloud-based Cloud Volumes ONTAP systems using SnapMirror technology. This allows you to create an off-site data replication strategy that maintains NetApp ONTAP data efficiencies for your home directory data12.