QuestionQ3

Cloud Orchestration with OpenStack

Which two storage types does OpenStack Cinder provide?

Choose two
  • A local storage using attached disks or SSDs
  • B object storage using containers
  • C remote storage using standard protocols such as iSCSI, Fibre Channel, and NFS
  • D disk images using the Image Store
Explanation

OpenStack Cinder provides persistent block storage through local backends, commonly LVM on attached disks or SSDs, and through remote storage backends. Cinder volumes can be attached using protocols such as iSCSI and Fibre Channel, and Cinder also supports NFS-based volume drivers. Object containers are provided by the Object Storage service, and disk images are managed by the Image service.

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