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Anonymous User
7 months ago
Selected: C
C is correct
Danilo
4 months ago
Selected: C
For performance reasons, bd does not release memory back to the operating system. Typical bd process is as follows:
You start the system.
The bd process immediately loads the configuration and allocates initial buffers.
This process uses a small amount of resident memory.
If no memory is available, the bd process sends a request to the system to allocate new memory for a fresh buffer.
*The bd process retains this memory to use for a future request.*
On the first day in production, bd memory increases and peaks as traffic throughput increases.
On subsequent days, bd memory stabilizes, unless peak throughput increases.
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You start the system.
The bd process immediately loads the configuration and allocates initial buffers.
This process uses a small amount of resident memory.
If no memory is available, the bd process sends a request to the system to allocate new memory for a fresh buffer.
*The bd process retains this memory to use for a future request.*
On the first day in production, bd memory increases and peaks as traffic throughput increases.
On subsequent days, bd memory stabilizes, unless peak throughput increases.
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An ASM Specialist is monitoring the memory utilization of the bd process using the "top" command. On the first day, the memory increases peaking with maximum throughput of the system. On the second day, the memory utilization remains at the peak level and does NOT release back to the system. How should the ASM Specialist respond? (Choose one answer)
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