Q & A
| 1: | What are the two kinds of cluster storage designs? |
| 2: | Why is locking more important for a cluster file system than a traditional file system? |
| 3: | True or false: You typically do not have to worry about data in host buffers with a cluster file system. |
| 4: | Why are SANs valuable for cluster file systems? |
| 5: | True or false: NAS clusters are used primarily to increase storage capacity. |
| 6: | What is the main difference between a cluster file system and a DFS farm? |
| 7: | What are two ways to implement a lock manager for a distributed file system? |
| 8: | What is the purpose of direct I/O? |
| 9: | Database logs are an example of what kind of redundancy technique? |
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