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Practice question 152 of 506 · hard

An application reaches the VM's aggregate storage throughput limit even though its managed disks could individually deliver more. Which change addresses the demonstrated bottleneck?

Choose the single best answer.

  1. A.Move persistent database files to the temporary disk as a durability-preserving fix
  2. B.Increase disk capacity alone and assume the VM ceiling disappears
  3. C.Select a compatible VM size with sufficient aggregate storage throughput
  4. D.Enable host caching on Premium SSD v2 despite its unsupported cache mode
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  • Select a compatible VM size with sufficient aggregate storage throughput

A VM-size throughput ceiling requires an appropriate compatible VM capacity or workload redesign. Disk capacity alone does not remove that ceiling. Premium SSD v2 has no host caching support. A temporary disk cannot preserve the required durable data model.

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