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question 1

Multiple Choice

View the Exhibit. Refer to the exhibit. An architect is planning an HPE Moonshot System with m710 cartridges to support a customer application virtualization solution. The customer indicated that the maximum acceptable response time for the solution is three seconds. The architect has implemented a POC and tested a single cartridge with different numbers of user sessions. The architect monitored resource utilization throughout the tests. The results of the test with the point at which the response time exceeded three seconds are shown, marked as the "VSI max." What should the architect conclude from this test?

• A) CPU becomes a limiting factor around 50 sessions, so the architect should propose at least one cartridge per 45 or 50 users.
• B) None of the monitored resources shows signs of being a bottleneck, so the architect should consider other factors such as the HPE Moonshot switch module.
• C) The network adapter becomes a bottleneck before other resources, so the architect should propose m710p cartridges, which provide 10GbE ports.
• D) The memory becomes a bottleneck before other resources, so the architect should propose m400 cartridges, which provide a higher memory capacity.

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