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VEEAM Exam VMCA2022 Topic 4 Question 9 Discussion

Actual exam question for VEEAM's VMCA2022 exam
Question #: 9
Topic #: 4
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What things can you do to validate that the design meets target SLAs and reduces the headcount required to manage the solution? (Choose 3)

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Suggested Answer: B, D, F

The things that can be done to validate that the design meets target SLAs and reduces the headcount required to manage the solution are:

Use tagging and scripts to auto-generate backup jobs, set the start time and windows, letting the backup server manage resource allocation.This option allows to automate the backup job creation and configuration, based on the tags assigned to the source objects, such as VMs, hosts, or clusters1.This reduces the manual effort and human error involved in managing the backup jobs, and ensures that the backup server allocates the optimal resources for each job, based on the load balancing and performance settings2.

Explain how to detect configuration changes, reporting and using backup job templates to maintain consistency. Document self-service restore the streamline service desk engagement.This option allows to monitor the backup infrastructure and detect any changes that may affect the backup performance or reliability, such as adding or removing VMs, hosts, or clusters3.It also allows to use backup job templates to create consistent and standardized backup policies, and apply them to multiple backup jobs4.Additionally, it allows to document the self-service restore process, which enables end-users to perform file-level restores from their own backups, without involving the backup administrator or the service desk5.

Review the design so that the slowest part of the infrastructure is fast enough to meet backup window requirements. This option allows to identify and optimize the bottleneck in the backup infrastructure, which is the component that limits the backup speed and throughput. By reviewing the design and ensuring that the slowest part of the infrastructure can meet the backup window requirements, the backup SLAs can be achieved and the backup performance can be improved.

The other options are either not relevant for validating the design (option A and E, as exporting the configuration, scheduling a review, and reviewing the design for bottlenecks are part of the design process, not the validation process) or not effective for meeting the SLAs and reducing the headcount (option C, as using inventory information, backup chaining, and fine tuning are manual and complex tasks that may not guarantee the backup window compliance or resource efficiency).Reference:Tagging,Load Balancing and Performance,Configuration Change Tracking,Backup Job Templates,Self-Service File Restore, [Bottleneck Statistics]


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Renea
3 days ago
We should also review the design to eliminate bottlenecks and ensure backups are completed within the window.
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Marvel
6 days ago
Yes, that's a good idea to optimize resource allocation and reduce manual intervention.
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Elise
7 days ago
D is the way to go, man. Gotta document those self-service restores, otherwise the service desk will be swamped. And who doesn't love a good backup job template?
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Azzie
10 days ago
I'm all about the automation, so B gets my vote. Let the backup server handle the resource allocation, that's what it's there for!
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Daniel
19 days ago
We could also use tagging and scripts to automate backup jobs, right?
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Renea
22 days ago
I agree, that would help us ensure we are meeting SLAs and reducing the need for manual management.
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Marvel
23 days ago
I think we should export the configuration with scripts and schedule recurring reviews.
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Stefanie
25 days ago
E and F are a bit too vague, I'd go with the more specific options. Wouldn't want any bottlenecks or slow parts in the infrastructure, that's for sure!
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Precious
26 days ago
A, C, and D seem like the best options to validate the design and optimize the solution. Gotta love those backup chaining and job templates!
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Leonard
13 days ago
D) Explain how to detect configuration changes, reporting and using backup job templates to maintain consistency. Document self-service restore the streamline service desk engagement.
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Keva
14 days ago
C) Use inventory information to group jobs, use backup chaining and fine tune to fit within the backup window.
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Ernest
17 days ago
A) Export the configuration with scripts, schedule a recurring review to discuss status and configuration drift.
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