Google Mounts Racks of Servers Inside Standard-Sized Shipping Containers, Each

question 58

Multiple Choice

Google mounts racks of servers inside standard-sized shipping containers, each with as many as 1,160 servers per box. Google assumes individual components will regularly fail, but no single failure should interrupt the firm's operations. By doing so, Google can ensure its network is:

• A) data optimized.
• B) traffic efficient.
• C) fault-tolerant.
• D) service-regulated.
• E) organically searched.

Recognize the role of individual differences in the analysis of single-case design studies.

Understand the threats to internal validity in one-group pretest-posttest designs and other quasi-experimental designs.

Recognize the importance of control features in quasi-experimental designs to approximate true experimental conditions.

Understand the effect of interventions and the importance of measuring their reversibility.

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Definitions:

Split

In computing, it refers to dividing data, a window, or text into separate parts or sections for easier management or viewing.

Datasheet

A digital or printed document that provides specifications and other details about a product, component, or software.

Digital Signature

A digital version of a signature that verifies the identity of the person sending a message or signing a document.

Trusting Database

Marking a database as reliable or secure in software applications to bypass certain security restrictions for smoother operation.