Q: 6
Which environmental factor is MOST critical for business continuity planning in a high-density data
center?
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Discussion
Option B not D. Cooling is the main environmental risk in dense DCs, D is more a storage concern.
B , cooling failures will kill uptime fast in dense racks. D is a storage optimization thing, not the main risk. Open to debate if someone picked D for another reason.
D tbh, saw a similar question in a mock and picked D there.
Probably B since cooling becomes the edge case in high-density setups, unless they clarify about cloud-only scenarios.
Its B. Cooling is the main environmental threat in high-density DCs, not deduplication or APIs. D might look tempting if you focus only on storage, but business continuity needs the physical side covered first, I think.
B makes sense here since cooling is everything in dense data centers. If the thermal management fails, servers could go down in minutes due to overheating. App refactoring and deduplication are useful but not really about environmental risks. Pretty sure B is the best pick unless I'm missing something obvious.
Makes sense it'd be B. In high-density setups, losing cooling is basically immediate downtime risk.
B, not D. Data deduplication is important but cooling is always the top concern in dense DCs for continuity.
Has to be B, thermal management and cooling. In high-density DCs heat is always the main risk.
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