Q: 7
During the integration phase of a new software solution, what should be done to ensure minimal
disruption to ongoing operations within the data center?
Options
Discussion
I’d say D is right since testing in a sandbox keeps it isolated from production. That way, if something goes wrong during integration, you’re not affecting live data or users. I think minimizing disruption is the key here and only D really addresses that directly. Let me know if you see any angle I'm missing.
B tbh, shutting down all servers seems safest for avoiding issues during integration. If everything's off there's no way to disrupt running systems right? Not sure if that’s what they're looking for but I could see why someone might pick B here. Open to thoughts.
D skipping integration (C) is just a trap. Sandbox testing's always safest for ongoing ops.
Option D is the way to go if the question asks for the safest approach. But does it specify if there's a strict downtime window or if testing resources are limited? That could change things quickly.
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