Storage Networks, Data Centers and Cloud flashcards
20 flashcard decks by 15 users
This page gathers a small set of community-made flashcard decks, from storage protocols and server concepts to virtualization and cloud networking. University students and professional candidates can practice these topics, while teachers can find ready-made material. The decks span university and professional study. Pick a deck to get started.
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- Distributed Systems5
- Data Center Design9
- Data Center Networking and Unified Computing6
- Data Storage Systems10
- SAN and NAS27
- Storage Networking Protocols10
- Storage Virtualization and Backup5
- Server Virtualization6
- Network Virtualization and SDN5
- Cloud Virtual Networks16
- Cloud Connectivity9
- Load Balancing and High Availability8
Flashcards
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50 cardsCisco UCS A company is looking to go with an end-to-end virtualization approach that will help them reduce capital in...
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140 cardsBCFA BCFA flash cards
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140 cards1_BCFA final used for exam BCFA flash cards
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92 cardsCompTIA Network+ _ Ch_8 and 9 What are T-lines used for, and what is the maximum speed of T1 and T3?
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51 cardsSERVER FINAL JEOPARDY The SCSI Client is called this.
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50 cardsServer Final Review The SCSI Client is called this.
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9 cardsExame Cloud IV
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20 cardsBCFP prep. ICL license required for: 1. DCX8510 2. DCX8510 3.DCX 4.DCX-4S
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12 cards25 - Virtual network peering What enables you to seamlessly connect two Azure virtual networks?
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9 cardsVPN Communicate between Azure resources
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1 cardsUntitled You have a virtual network named VNet1 as shown below Imagen más grande No devices are connected to VNet1. ...
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6 cardsStorage 1 What is the difference between SCSI and IDE?
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6 cardsHigh Availability - FortiADC - Network Security Expert What are the HA Modes in FortiADC?
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8 cardsFallacies of Distributed Systems Network is reliable
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9 cardsVSS concepts enable sso and nsf on both chassis
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7 cardsSTORAGE 3 What is an HBA?
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6 cardsAWS2021MMM Networking AWS2021MMM
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5 cardsChapter 5 Networking: Virtual Network
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6 cardsStackwise optionally manually assign a switch a member number
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2 cardsLoad Balancer Load Balancing Algorithms
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These decks use prompts to help you work through storage and networking concepts. Storage 1 asks about SCSI and IDE, block and file storage protocols, and DAS and NAS. Server Final Review covers SCSI clients, servers and iSCSI targets.
For cloud and virtual networking, the deck on virtual network peering asks how Azure virtual networks connect. VPN includes Azure resources, VPN gateways and network security groups. Cisco UCS includes questions about an end-to-end virtualization approach.
How to use the decks
Start with Storage 1 if you want to practice distinctions between storage approaches. Read each prompt, try to answer it, then check the card before moving on. Keep track of the terms you want to revisit. If you need a broader view of a topic, switch to a mind map on the unit page, then return to the cards for another pass.
Choose a deck that matches the topic you are studying.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck is a useful starting point for storage?
Storage 1 is a useful starting point if you want to practice distinctions between storage approaches. Its prompts ask about SCSI and IDE, block and file storage protocols, and DAS and NAS. Server Final Review offers another focus, with questions on SCSI clients, servers and iSCSI targets.
Do the flashcards cover cloud networking?
Yes. The virtual network peering deck asks about connecting Azure virtual networks and the types and benefits of peering. VPN includes terms such as VPN gateways, network security groups and ExpressRoute. Exame Cloud IV has prompts about virtual networks, hybrid cloud benefits and cloud bursting.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed on the page is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes, and save quiz scores.