A manufacturer tells an architect that it wants more storage capacity because its analytics reports have started arriving late. On investigation the storage is only half consumed, but the reporting job now reads far more historical data than it did a year ago and runs on the same schedule as the nightly backup. What should the architect conclude? (Choose two.)
A customer's private cloud has run to the same request policy since it was commissioned two years ago, and teams increasingly ask for things it does not cover. What does this indicate?
A customer operates workloads at several edge sites, in its own data centre, and with a public cloud provider, and each is currently administered through its own tooling. What does managing these through a single Edge-to-Cloud management approach principally give the customer?
A customer needs a recommendation within a week to meet an internal deadline. Two requirements are clear, a third is described only vaguely, and the person who could clarify it is unavailable until after the deadline. How should the architect proceed? (Choose two.)
During the build, the team discovers that a site's power provision cannot support what the design assumed, and the site cannot be upgraded before the agreed launch date. Which responses are appropriate? (Choose two.)
A healthcare provider is replacing an ageing patient-records platform. It tells the architect that records must stay under its own governance, that clinicians need the system available during a network outage at any single site, and that its IT team has no capacity to take on a new operating model this year. Which characteristics must the positioned offering demonstrate? (Choose three.)
A retailer has received a proposal and its board has approved it in principle. What should the proposal already have told them about what happens next? (Choose two.)
Which inputs shape which offering is recommended to a customer? (Choose three.)
An architect is planning discovery for a solution that will change how a customer's field teams work. Whose input is needed beyond the IT department? (Choose two.)
A customer generates a very large volume of sensor data at a remote site and needs to run analysis over it. Moving the raw data to a central site each day would saturate the available connection. What does this argue for?
