A.NVMe: Regular servers do not support NVMe drives for high availability.

B.SP: UCS Service Profiles are used to delineate MAC address pools from upstream networks.

C.CCC: Cisco Cloud Center is used for multi-cloud integration and seamless deployment.

D.No RAID is required to consolidate disks into a shared data platform.

E.CVM: Virtual appliance, which performs reading/writing, caching, deduplication, and compression.

A.Support for Cisco VICs

B.Multiple GPUs

C.M.2 SATA drive support for faster disk I/O

D.DDR3 memory

E.Microsoft Hyper-V support

F.NVMe support

A.Limiting the number of drives locally, which are not a part of the shared datastore.

B.HyperFlex enables stretched RAID arrays spanning multiple geographic sites.

C.Eliminating the need for additional hardware cards, while maintaining high performance.

D.Distributing data locally, not just across the hosts in HyperFlex cluster

E.Hardware replacement initiates self-healing with minimal impact

A.Distributed pooled data is migrated off nodes to master data store.

B.Affected node is marked as unhealthy and placed into standby mode

C.A call-home process is initiated and the failure is reported to TAC

D.The VMs on the failed node are moved to another node by vSphere high availability

E.The system is marked unhealthy but remains operational.

A.UCS Manager

B.Storage CLI

C.Data Center Network Manager

D.Cisco IMC 13

E.REST API

F.HyperFlex Connect