NCP-US Exam Dumps : Nutanix Certified Professional – Unified Storage (NCP-US) v6 exam

According to Nutanix Volumes - Recommendations And Best Practices1, “Multiple disks per Nutanix node may also improve an application’s performance. For performance-intensive environments, we recommend using between four and eight disks per CVM for a given workload.” Therefore, the administrator should use multiple vDisks in the Volume Group to distribute the SQL workload across more disks and nodes.

According to Nutanix Support & Insights1, Nutanix Volumes is a feature that provides block storage for both VMs and physical hosts using iSCSI protocol. A volume group (VG) is a collection of one or more disks in a Nutanix storage container.

According to Scale-Out Cloud Block Storage Built For AOS | Nutanix2, Flash Mode is an option that allows you to pin a VG to SSD tier for optimal performance. This can help improve the performance of a database server storage that is experiencing persistent slow queries.

According to Nutanix Objects User Guide1, an object store is a logical grouping of buckets that share a common namespace and configuration settings. A bucket is a container for objects that can be accessed by authorized applications and users using S3-compatible APIs.

Objects Storage provides a simple and scalable S3 compatible storage tier on top of your Nutanix AOS platform2. There is no limit on objects per bucket3, but there is a limit on the total capacity of an object store that can be configured during its creation or modified later4.

Therefore, if an object store is shared with multiple users, it is possible that other users have written to the buckets in the object store and consumed its assigned capacity limit.