Citrix Exam 1Y0-312 Topic 6 Question 98 Discussion

Actual exam question for Citrix's 1Y0-312 exam

Question #: 98
Topic #: 6

Scenario: A Citrix Engineer is maintaining a Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops environment. The engineer has deployed Workspace Environment Management (WEM) within the infrastructure. The engineer has recently noticed that the two most commonly used applications are consuming excessive disk contention and causing bottlenecks on the servers.

Which WEM System Optimization does the engineer need to use to address this issue?

ASession-Based Computing/Hosted Virtual Desktop (SBC/HVD) Tuning

BMemory Management

CProcess Management

DI/O Management

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Suggested Answer: A

SBC/HVD (Session-Based Computing/Hosted Virtual Desktop) tuning allows you to optimize the performance of sessions running on Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops. While designed to improve performance, some of the options might result in slight degradation of the user experience.

by Jeannetta at Sep 12, 2024, 08:52 PM

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Chandra

1 months ago

I'd go with D. I/O Management. Seems like the best option to tackle those disk-related bottlenecks. Though I'm surprised the engineer didn't just turn the server into a giant hamster wheel to power the applications.

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Alease

16 days ago

Definitely, but I think sticking with I/O Management is more practical.

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Gerald

17 days ago

Haha, turning the server into a hamster wheel would be an interesting solution!

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Queen

18 days ago

Agreed, that should help with the disk contention issues.

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Alex

29 days ago

I think D. I/O Management is the way to go.

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Jutta

1 months ago

I believe C) Process Management could also help in reducing the disk contention caused by the applications.

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Gwenn

1 months ago

I agree with Bo, D) I/O Management is the best option to optimize the system in this scenario.

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Bo

2 months ago

I think the engineer should use D) I/O Management to address the disk contention issue.

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Tequila

2 months ago

Gotta be D. I/O Management. Optimizing the disk I/O is the way to go here. Anything else would be like trying to fix a flat tire with a hammer.

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Kanisha

22 days ago

User C

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Sharan

25 days ago

User B

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Miesha

1 months ago

User A

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Eveline

2 months ago

D. I/O Management for sure. The question mentions disk contention, so that's clearly the issue the engineer needs to address.

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Ula

11 days ago

D. I/O Management for sure. The question mentions disk contention, so that's clearly the issue the engineer needs to address.

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Craig

12 days ago

D) I/O Management

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Vernice

13 days ago

C) Process Management

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Mica

17 days ago

B) Memory Management

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Mitsue

20 days ago

A) Session-Based Computing/Hosted Virtual Desktop (SBC/HVD) Tuning

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Berry

2 months ago

I think the answer is D. I/O Management. Seems like the engineer needs to optimize the disk I/O to address the bottlenecks caused by the two most commonly used applications.

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Juan

1 months ago

Yes, I/O Management is the way to go to address the excessive disk contention caused by those applications.

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Selma

2 months ago

I agree, optimizing disk I/O with I/O Management should help alleviate the bottlenecks.

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