Exam 1z0-1147 Topic 1 Question 70 Discussion
Actual exam question for Oracle's 1z0-1147 exam
Question #: 70
Topic #: 1
Question #: 70
Topic #: 1
A mid-size retailer wants to move a moderately sized seasonal transactional workload to Oracle AI Database@Azure. They want to avoid provisioning dedicated database and storage servers, want to start with a small committed footprint and elastically scale ECPUs and storage online as holiday sales volume grows, and want the ability to create instant, space-efficient thin clones of production for their developers. As the architect, you must select the Oracle AI Database@Azure deployment option that meets all of these needs.
Choose ONE.
Choose ONE.
Suggested Answer: B Vote an answer
Oracle Exadata Database Service on Exascale Infrastructure precisely matches the scenario. Exascale uses Oracle-managed, multitenant physical database-server infrastructure, allowing customers to provision relatively small VM Clusters rather than committing to dedicated Exadata database and storage servers.
A VM Cluster can begin at 8 ECPUs per VM and scale its compute allocation in 4-ECPU increments.
Exascale storage is also elastic and can be expanded without requiring customers to add or manage physical Exadata Storage Servers.
A distinctive Exascale feature is redirect-on-write thin cloning . Oracle documents the ability to create space-efficient PDB clones in which unchanged blocks remain shared between the parent and clone. This makes development and test copies fast to provision and economical in storage consumption.
Dedicated Infrastructure contradicts the requirement to avoid dedicated server capacity. Base Database Service does not offer the same Exascale thin-clone architecture, while Autonomous Serverless represents a different autonomous operating model.
Therefore, B is correct.
Study Guide reference: Provision and operate Oracle AI Database@Azure Resources - Exascale elasticity and thin clones.
A VM Cluster can begin at 8 ECPUs per VM and scale its compute allocation in 4-ECPU increments.
Exascale storage is also elastic and can be expanded without requiring customers to add or manage physical Exadata Storage Servers.
A distinctive Exascale feature is redirect-on-write thin cloning . Oracle documents the ability to create space-efficient PDB clones in which unchanged blocks remain shared between the parent and clone. This makes development and test copies fast to provision and economical in storage consumption.
Dedicated Infrastructure contradicts the requirement to avoid dedicated server capacity. Base Database Service does not offer the same Exascale thin-clone architecture, while Autonomous Serverless represents a different autonomous operating model.
Therefore, B is correct.
Study Guide reference: Provision and operate Oracle AI Database@Azure Resources - Exascale elasticity and thin clones.
by Clyde at Sep 29, 2026, 09:18 AM
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