If any server in the cluster crashes, processing continues transparently, however, the cluster suffers some
performance degradation. This implementation is sometimes called a:

A group of independent servers, which are managed as a single system, that provides higher availability, easier
manageability, and greater scalability is:

Which of the following stripes the data and the parity information at the block level across all the drives in the
set?

RAID Level 1 mirrors the data from one disk or set of disks using which of the following techniques?

What is the process that RAID Level 0 uses as it creates one large disk by using several disks?

Which of the following defines when RAID separates the data into multiple units and stores it on multiple disks?

Which backup method does not reset the archive bit on files that are backed up?

Which of the following items is NOT primarily used to ensure integrity?

Which backup method only copies files that have been recently added or changed and also leaves the archive
bit unchanged?

Which RAID level concept is considered more expensive and is applied to servers to create what is commonly
known as server fault tolerance?