Packing It Up
The kind of memory used in an SSD.
What is Flash Memory?
The striped one.
What is RAID 0?
The Class A, B, and C subnet mask.
What is 255.0.0.0, 255.255.0.0, and 255.255.255.0?
This is enabled on Windows 8/8.1/and 10 machines by going to the Windows Features dialogue box.
What is Hyper-V?
This is structured data that is predictable and organized, with tables containing columns and rows of text or numerical data.
What is a Relational Database?
This type of drive runs off a cable that runs in parallel.
What is an IDE Drive?
The one with Parity.
What is RAID 5?
This has 4 sets of octets.
What is IPv4?
This uses virtualization to minimize hardware, protect against data loss and downtime, and respond to spikes in demand.
What is IaaS?
This is data about the data.
What is Metadata?
A SATA SSD will run at this speed.
What is 600 MBps?
The one's used in a Windows Server.
What is RAID 0, RAID 1, and RAID 5?
This has 8 sets of Hexadecimal values.
What is IPv6?
This term refers to 99.995% of availability, or 4.32 seconds of downtime or less per day.
What is Four nines five?
This role can only add, delete, or modify the data in a database.*
What is db_datawriter?
The size of a data chunk for Random Read/Write Performance, about a 4 KB data transfer, and a unit that deals in data per second.*
What is 4K Read?
The one with Striping and Mirroring.
What is RAID 0+1?
The APIPA address.*
What is 169.254.x.y?
This is the ability to add or reduce capacity based on the demand of the service.
What is On-Demand?
An SQL command used to delete tables or databases.
What is DROP?
These connection types can be referred to as IDE as well as their original name.
What is PATA and SATA?
The one with a Partition Size of half the total available drive space.
What is RAID 1?
The Loopback addresses for IPv4 and IPv6.
What is 127.0.0.1 and ::1?
This is when you are charged based on the amount of processing resources your Web based application uses.
What is Metered Service?
This SQL command is used to add records into an existing table.
What is INSERT?