Alfresco Exam ACSCA Topic 1 Question 55 Discussion

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Question #: 55
Topic #: 1

Immediately after deployment of a transaction ACS deployment the environment started to suffer performance issues. The cause was traced to the server resources being over-used. What would be causing these resources to be over-used? Select Two.

AThe index size was not considered during capacity planning.

BTransactional metadata query scenario was not considered during capacity planning.

CAverage content size was not considered during capacity planning.

DDaily ingestion load was not considered during capacity planning

EThe transactional scenario used didn't closely resemble real-world conditions using load testing.

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Suggested Answer: D, E

by Ronny at Apr 11, 2024, 11:41 PM

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5 months ago

Candidate 6: Definitely, all these factors not being considered properly during planning could lead to performance issues.

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Jarvis

5 months ago

Candidate 5: I think the average content size may also have played a role in over-using the resources.

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Lashawna

5 months ago

Candidate 4: Yes, that could definitely contribute to the performance issues.

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Micaela

6 months ago

Candidate 3: I believe the transactional scenario used may not have been tested properly under real-world conditions.

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Norah

6 months ago

Candidate 2: I agree, but it could also be because the daily ingestion load was not considered.

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Eleonora

6 months ago

Candidate 1: I think the over-use of server resources could be due to not considering the index size during capacity planning.

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Pearlie

6 months ago

Do you think the index size not being considered could have also contributed to the performance issues?

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Stefany

6 months ago

Yes, it's important to test the system with realistic loads to ensure it can handle actual usage.

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Della

7 months ago

I believe also that the transactional scenario used not closely resembling real-world conditions could be another reason for the server resources being over-used.

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Aliza

7 months ago

I agree, not factoring in the size of the daily ingestion load can definitely lead to performance issues.

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Kerry

7 months ago

I think the daily ingestion load not being considered could be a major factor in over-using server resources.

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Sherman

8 months ago

I'm gonna go with the daily ingestion load and the transactional scenario not matching real-world conditions. Those sound like the most likely culprits to me.

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Verlene

8 months ago

Dude, you're so right. That's like the first thing you think about in capacity planning. 'How much data am I going to be dealing with?' Rookie mistake for sure.

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Renay

8 months ago

Haha, yeah, the 'average content size' one is a classic. I bet the exam writers are just trying to trip us up with that one. Like, who forgets to plan for the actual content?

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Louis

8 months ago

You know, I was just reading about a case where the average content size was the issue. If you're not accounting for that, your servers can get bogged down pretty quickly.

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Emerson

8 months ago

I agree, capacity planning is key. I think the index size and transactional metadata queries are probably the main culprits here. Those can really eat up server resources if you're not prepared for them.

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Stevie

8 months ago

Oh man, this question is a tough one. I bet the answer has to do with the capacity planning process. We really need to make sure we consider all the factors that can impact performance during that phase.

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Latia

6 months ago

E) The transactional scenario used didn't closely resemble real-world conditions using load testing.

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Valene

7 months ago

A) The index size was not considered during capacity planning.

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