As part of a requirements gathering workshop, the customer provides the following requirements for the design of a new greenfield virtual infrastructure:
✑ Some applications have a latency that must be less than 5 minutes.
✑ The solution must be able to support a workload growth rate of 10% per year.
Which requirement classification is being gathered for the design documentation?
The requirements provided by the customer pertain to performance. The requirement for some applications to have latency less than 5 minutes clearly indicates a performance metric, as it specifies the expected responsiveness of the applications. Additionally, the support for a workload growth rate of 10% per year can also be seen as a performance-related requirement, as it involves planning for sustained system efficiency and capacity over time.
I think A. Performance Some applications have a latency that must be less than 5 minutes. - I think this should be 5ms not minutes?
Another confusing question. A&B both should be selectable.
I think it should be A and B as growth is capacity planning so manageability, but it is not a multiple choice
Answer is A. They are both Performance requirement. The workload growth could be seen as a Scalability requirement, but we don't have this option. In all cases, it is not at all a manageability requirement.
A. Performance The requirement of having applications with latency less than 5 minutes indicates a performance requirement. It specifies the desired level of responsiveness and timeliness for the applications running on the virtual infrastructure.
✑ Some applications have a latency that must be less than 5 minutes. ^ this is performance ✑ The solution must be able to support a workload growth rate of 10% per year. ^ and this scalability
A - for latency B- for grow
5 mins latency is 1 year :D its B: Manageability, for the data growth prespective.