CyberArk Exam PAM-SEN Topic 5 Question 48 Discussion

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Question #: 48
Topic #: 5

When creating a distributed Vault environment architecture, what is the maximum number of Vault servers that can be deployed?

A5 - number of primary and satellite Vaults can be specified during installation

B3 - all primary

C6 - 1 primary and 5 satellite

D10 - 2 primary and 8 satellite

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Suggested Answer: C

by Sherell at Sep 18, 2024, 07:43 AM

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Glynda

21 days ago

Wait, there's a limit? I thought the more Vault servers, the better! Time to start a Vault server farm in my backyard.

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Leontine

2 days ago

D) 10 - 2 primary and 8 satellite

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Glenna

2 days ago

C) 6 - 1 primary and 5 satellite

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Arlette

4 days ago

B) 3 - all primary

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Slyvia

9 days ago

A) 5 - number of primary and satellite Vaults can be specified during installation

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Pamella

24 days ago

I'm going with C. 6 - 1 primary and 5 satellite. Seems like a good balance of redundancy and simplicity.

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Orville

2 days ago

I think I'll go with option D. 10 servers seems like a solid number for redundancy.

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Lasandra

6 days ago

I agree, having 1 primary and 5 satellite Vaults seems like a good setup.

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Corinne

1 months ago

D is the answer, no doubt. 10 servers? That's overkill, but I'd rather have too much than not enough. Redundancy is key!

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Tiffiny

1 months ago

That's a good point, but I still think A) 5 is more practical for most environments.

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Adelle

1 months ago

I disagree, I believe the answer is D) 10 because having 2 primary and 8 satellite Vaults would provide better redundancy and scalability.

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Yong

1 months ago

Hmm, I'm not sure. I'll have to think about this one. Maybe I should have paid more attention in the Vault architecture class.

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Sanjuana

5 days ago

B) 3 - all primary

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Ciara

13 days ago

C) 6 - 1 primary and 5 satellite

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Mariann

14 days ago

B) 3 - all primary

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Jose

20 days ago

A) 5 - number of primary and satellite Vaults can be specified during installation

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Casie

25 days ago

A) 5 - number of primary and satellite Vaults can be specified during installation

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Tiffiny

2 months ago

I think the answer is A) 5 because you can specify the number of primary and satellite Vaults during installation.

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Sherrell

2 months ago

B is the way to go. 3 all primary servers should be enough for most use cases. Why overcomplicate things?

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Floyd

2 months ago

I think the correct answer is D. 10 - 2 primary and 8 satellite. It sounds like a good way to distribute the load and ensure high availability.

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Kristofer

27 days ago

Option B) 3 - all primary might be simpler to manage for some organizations.

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Margot

29 days ago

Having 5 - number of primary and satellite Vaults specified during installation gives flexibility in scaling up or down.

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Gayla

1 months ago

I agree, having 2 primary and 8 satellite servers does sound like a good way to distribute the load.

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Sheron

1 months ago

I think option C) 6 - 1 primary and 5 satellite could also work well for a distributed Vault environment.

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Bulah

1 months ago

I think I would go with option D as well, it seems like the most efficient choice.

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Fausto

1 months ago

I agree, having 2 primary and 8 satellite servers does seem like a good balance.

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