A.Battery-Initiated Read-back (default): Only read data and most commonly used data are deposited in the Level 4 read-back cache

B.Write-back (default): Only write information and most commonly used information are deposited in the cache

C.Write-through (install option for VDI): Only most commonly used data is cached: optimizing VDI performance

D.No caching (SSD): With all-flash nodes; because there is little difference in read speeds between SSDs

E.Level 4 cached (SSD): With semi-flash nodes; there is a large difference in read speeds between SSDs

F.Write-first (default for VDI): Infrequently used data is cached: freeing system resources for VDI performance

A.server firmware policy

B.the network

C.controller VM configuration

D.application dependencies

E.operating system deployment preparation

A.Use HX 220s for compute nodes and HX 240s for converged nodes

B.Use the same server configuration for the cluster.

C.Use B-Series servers to improve converged node scale.

D.Use the same server model for the cluster.

E.Use the same CPU model but memory configuration can be different.

A.128

B.512

C.256

D.64

A.Multiple GPUs

B.NVMe support

C.Support for Cisco VICs

D.DDR3 memory

E.M.2 SATA drive support for faster disk I/O

F.Microsoft Hyper-V support