NCP-US practice question 7 of 10
[Configure and Utilize Nutanix Unified Storage] Technical requirements within an organization dictate the need for a common naming system across multiple Nutanix Objects instances for a particular application use case. Which Nutanix Objects feature should an administrator leverage to ensure compliance with this naming requirement?
Full set: 106 questionsThe Global Namespace feature allows multiple Nutanix Objects clusters to present buckets under a single, consistent naming hierarchy, satisfying organizational requirements for a common naming system across instances.
Bucket Lifecycle Policy – Controls object aging and deletion, not cross-cluster naming. WORM Locks – Provide immutability; they do not affect namespace uniformity. Multi-Part Upload – Optimizes large object uploads, unrelated to naming standards.
1. Nutanix Objects 3.5 Administration Guide, Chapter 7 “Global Namespace”, p. 56.
2. Nutanix Objects 3.4 Feature Overview, §4 “Namespace Federation”, p. 5.
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