1Z0-078 practice question 8 of 15
Which two statements are true about Oracle Clustered ASM performance? (Choose two.)
Full set: 77 questionsASM stripes and mirrors files evenly across all disks in a disk group. Using disks of uniform size, rotational speed, interface, and latency ensures even I/O distribution and prevents the slowest or largest disks from becoming bottlenecks. Oracle best-practice documentation therefore recommends putting disks of identical capacity, performance characteristics, and storage attributes (sector size, redundancy capabilities) in the same ASM disk group for optimum throughput and balanced load.
A. Files of different types can reside in the same disk group; separation is optional, not a performance requirement.
C. Double mirroring (hardware + ASM) may add write overhead; it does not inherently “guarantee” better performance.
E. Having two disk groups for data and FRA is a design choice, not a prerequisite for performance.
1. Oracle Automatic Storage Management 19c Administrator’s Guide, Sec. 13.2 “ASM Best Practices”, bullet “Use disks that have similar performance and size” (PDF p. 13-4).
2. Oracle Database Storage Administrator’s Guide 19c, Sec. 2.6.2 “Striping and Mirroring Considerations” (PDF p. 2-12).
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