Pure Storage Exam FBAP_002 Topic 2 Question 57 Discussion

Actual exam question for Pure Storage's FBAP_002 exam

Question #: 57
Topic #: 2

A customer wants to use FlashBlade as storage for a business critical, high-traffic SQL server. Why will this architecture fail?

AThe FlashBlade will share the database onto different blades. ***

BThe inherent latency of NAS will disrupt the SQL server operations.

CThe FlashBlade will be unable to scale large enough for a big SQL DB.

DThe customer will NOT have the knowledge to run a SQL server on NAS. Lmao

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Suggested Answer: B, D

by Providencia at Mar 04, 2025, 08:43 AM

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Dottie

1 months ago

The customer must be living in the 'Flash'back era if they think a FlashBlade can handle their SQL server like a blade of grass.

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Kris

8 days ago

B) The inherent latency of NAS will disrupt the SQL server operations.

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Jesus

13 days ago

A) The FlashBlade will share the database onto different blades.

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Janae

1 months ago

Option D made me chuckle. While the customer's knowledge is important, the technical limitations of the architecture are the real issue here.

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Mollie

2 days ago

C) The FlashBlade will be unable to scale large enough for a big SQL DB.

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Merilyn

15 days ago

B) The inherent latency of NAS will disrupt the SQL server operations.

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Nathalie

18 days ago

A) The FlashBlade will share the database onto different blades.

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Tawna

1 months ago

Hmm, I'm not sure if Option C is accurate. FlashBlade can scale pretty large, but the performance may still not be sufficient for a big SQL DB.

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Glenn

4 days ago

C) The FlashBlade will be unable to scale large enough for a big SQL DB.

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Jeanice

14 days ago

B) The inherent latency of NAS will disrupt the SQL server operations.

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Leontine

25 days ago

A) The FlashBlade will share the database onto different blades.

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Jesusa

2 months ago

I agree, the latency of NAS could definitely cause issues for a high-traffic SQL server. Option B is also a valid concern.

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Lindsay

23 days ago

C) The FlashBlade will be unable to scale large enough for a big SQL DB.

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Lorrine

24 days ago

B) The inherent latency of NAS will disrupt the SQL server operations.

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Yen

25 days ago

A) The FlashBlade will share the database onto different blades.

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Howard

2 months ago

Option A seems to be the correct answer. FlashBlade is not designed to be a shared storage solution for a mission-critical SQL server.

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Major

23 days ago

D) The customer will NOT have the knowledge to run a SQL server on NAS. Lmao

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Lenny

1 months ago

C) The FlashBlade will be unable to scale large enough for a big SQL DB.

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Noelia

1 months ago

B) The inherent latency of NAS will disrupt the SQL server operations.

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Cristy

2 months ago

A) The FlashBlade will share the database onto different blades.

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Yong

2 months ago

I believe the FlashBlade will be unable to scale large enough for a big SQL DB, causing the architecture to fail.

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William

2 months ago

I agree with Rolf, the inherent latency of NAS will disrupt the SQL server operations.

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Rolf

2 months ago

I think the architecture will fail because the FlashBlade will share the database onto different blades.

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