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1Y0-312 Exam - Question 24

Scenario: A large company recently acquired a smaller company. A Citrix Engineer needs to add more resources in the environment, so that all users can access the published resources.

The engineer has planned to add six more StoreFront servers to the existing StoreFront server group with four StoreFront servers.

The engineer found that the scalability declined after reaching the seventh StoreFront.

What should the engineer increase in the StoreFront server group to prevent issues in the scalability?

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Correct Answer: B

To address scalability issues in a StoreFront server group, it is essential to consider the CPU allocation. The number of user connections that a StoreFront server can handle depends largely on the CPU resources available. The more CPUs allocated, the higher the throughput capacity of the server group. Increasing the CPUs allocated to the initial StoreFront servers before adding more servers will ensure that the system can handle a higher number of connections efficiently, thereby preventing scalability issues.

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hoortizrOption: B
Aug 21, 2024

The answer is the B The throughput of a single StoreFront server can also be increased by assigning more virtual CPUs to the system, with four virtual CPUs enabling up to 55,000 user connections per hour and eight virtual CPUs enabling 80,000 connections per hour.

tojatin
Jul 31, 2024

B is the correct answer

RDIOOption: B
Nov 3, 2024

B is correct

anometricOption: B
Dec 16, 2024

I don't understand why this question is raised. According to this article, a maximum of 6 servers in the same storefront group is recommended: https://docs.citrix.com/en-us/storefront/1912-ltsr/install-standard/plan.html#:~:text=Citrix%20recommends%20a%20maximum%20of,and%20the%20performance%20is%20degraded.