VMCA2022: Veeam Certified Architect 2022
Exam Number: VMCA2022
Exam Name: Veeam Certified Architect 2022
Length of test: 90 mins
Exam Format: Multiple-choice questions.
Exam Language: English
Number of questions in the actual exam: 60 questions
Passing Score: 70%
Topics Covered:
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Discovery: Understanding the requirements and environment
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Conceptual Design: Designing the backup solution
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Logical Design: Planning the architecture
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Physical Design: Implementing the solution
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Deployment and Evaluation: Deploying and validating the solution
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Related questions
Upon additional investigation, it is uncovered that the virtual machines to be replicated with a one-hour time have several separate large VMDKs with a high change rate per virtual machine on the same datastore. What mitigating techniques might be required?
Based on the requirements, what is the recommended storage option for the backups kept on-premises?
Veeam University Hospital is considering using Veeam ONE to collect alarms from the virtual and backup infrastructure. What option is available for integrating the solution with ticketing systems?
What critical information was missing from discovery? (Choose 2)
What additional information is necessary for sizing the backup solution and must be gathered during further discovery? (Choose 2)
A remote office has an eight-node vSphere cluster with VSAN storage. After performing the sizing calculations, it is determined that the proxy role will require 64 CPUs and 128 GB of RAM to meet the stated backup SLAs. How should these proxies be deployed?
Going through the discovery data, you examine the requirement for one-hour backups of gold tier virtual machines. Some of these servers have been identified as having large VMDKs with large bursts of I/O. Which requirement would you be breaking if you separated these virtual machines into their own backup jobs?
Based on the customer Windows and Linux file server backup requirements, which component will help them meet their stated objectives?
Which of the following is risk for this project?
Veeam Life and Indemnity informs you that they have experienced issues with the time to back up file data from the existing legacy NAS backup. The NAS is being backed up at file level with a low change rate. The source capacity to back up is 12 TB connected to a 10 GbE switch over eight hours. What assumptions about the current environment could you draw from this?
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