Free Oracle 1z0-902 Practice Exam with Questions & Answers | Set: 2

According to Oracle documentation1, Exadata Storage software has a complete set of automated operations for hard disk maintenance, when a hard disk has failed or has been flagged as a problematic disk. It will initiate a rebalance operation to redistribute data across other disks and mark the failed disk with an amber light.

This command will display the name, deviceName, diskType and physicalFirmware attributes of the physicaldisks in a storage server, as explained in the Oracle Exadata Database Machine X9M Implementation Essentials Official Text Book (page 85).

https://docs.oracle.com/en/engineered-systems/exadata-database-machine/sagug/exadata-storage-server-cellcli.html

The correct sequence is:

Review the safety guidelines. This is important to ensure a safe and successful installation1.

Unpack Oracle Exadata Rack. This involves removing the packaging materials and inspecting the rack for damage or missing components1.

Place Exadata in its allocated space. This involves moving the rack to its final location and securing it with bolts and brackets1.

Let the Exadata acclimatize for 24 hours. This is recommended to allow the rack components to adjust to the ambient temperature and humidity before powering on1.

Stabilize the Exadata Rack. This involves leveling the rack and adjusting its height if needed1.

Power on Exadata PDU B. This involves connecting PDU B to a power source and turning it on1.

Power on Exadata PDU A. This involves connecting PDU A to a power source and turning it on1

Option C shows the number of read hits from PMEM cache on storage servers which indicates how much data was served from PMEM instead of flash or disk1.

Option E shows detailed information about PMEM cache such as size, utilization, hit ratio, read latency and write latency2.

The statements that are true about the CellCLI command are:

It has command-line history . According to 1, you can use the up and down arrow keys to scroll through previous commands that you entered in CellCLI . You can also use Ctrl+R to search for a previous command by entering part of it .

It can be executed on storage servers . According to 1, you can invoke CellCLI by logging in to the Exadata cell as cellmonitor , celladmin , or root user and typing “cellcli” . Within CellCLI , you can perform various management and monitoring tasks for the cell134.

It can be executed using the DCLI utility . According to 5, DCLI (distributed CLI) is another utility that can be used to execute scripts and commands across multiple storage cells from a single interface. You can use DCLI to run CellCLI commands on multiple cells at once54.

When preparing a site for an Exadata Database Machine, several precautions ensure both the safety of the installation and the optimal performance of the equipment. These precautions include:

Avoiding High-Interference Equipment: Installing near devices like photocopy machines, which can emit electromagnetic interference (EMI), is not a specified precaution for Exadata installations. However, attention should be given to site requirements for temperature, power, and proper grounding connections .

In contrast, other site requirements include exclusive grounding for Exadata racks, avoiding direct sunlight exposure, and ensuring grounding resistance is less than 10 ohms for shared grounding to minimize electrical risks.

The correct order of steps is 10, 8, 9, 11. The 10th step is to use the drop down to add Exadata X9M Database Servers, the 8th step is to use the drop down to add Exadata X9M EF Storage Servers, the 9th step is to use "Add Equipment" to add the ZFS Storage Controllers, and the 11th step is to use "Add Equipment" to add the ZFS Storage Trays. These steps are referenced in the Oracle Exadata Database Machine X9M Implementation Essentials Official Textbook, which is available online at https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E80437_01/E80437/html/index.html.

https://docs.oracle.com/en/engineered-systems/exadata-database-machine/dbmin/configuring-exadata.html

According to Oracle.com documents or resources, the four actions that you should take before proceeding with applying updates to your Exadata Database Machine are:

A. Consult My Oracle Support note 888828.1 to determine the current recommended Exadata software release123.

B. Check the Exadata Critical Issues My Oracle Support note 1270094.1 for any issues not added to the latest version of exachk453.

C. Run exachk and resolve only WARNINGS that you have not seen before3.

D. Run the appropriate patchmgr preqequisite check step for each component being updated3.

To enable REST access to the MS process, you need to manually enable the REST services on each storage server by running the command cellcli -e "ALTER CELL ENABLE REST" and then configure authentication and authorization to ensure secure access. This is described in detail in the Oracle Exadata Database Machine X9M Implementation Essentials Official Text Book (Chapter 8, Securing the Exadata Database Machine).

https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/paas/exadata-cloud/csexa/access-rest-api.html

According to the Oracle Exadata Database Machine Technical Architecture1, the initial storage configuration after the standard (non-virtualized) deployment of a new Exadata Database Machine with High Capacity storage servers includes two ASM disk groups: DATA_ and RECO_. These disk groups are built on hard disks and flash disks inside the Exadata Storage Servers1.

The correct statements about this configuration are:

Option D: There is free space available on flashdisks inside the Exadata storage servers for possible use for storage indexes. Storage indexes are a feature of Exadata Storage Software that can improve query performance by avoiding unnecessary I/O operations. Storage indexes use a small amount of flash memory to store metadata about data blocks stored on disk1.

Option E: There is free space available on flashdisks inside the Exadata storage servers to configure Exadata Smart Flash Logs. Exadata Smart Flash Logs are another feature of Exadata Storage Software that can improve database performance by using flash memory as an extension of the database redo log buffer. This can reduce latency and increase throughput for redo log writes1.