Latest [Aug 31, 2026] Network Appliance NS0-901 Real Exam Dumps PDF [Q33-Q47]

NEW QUESTION 33
An AI architect is designing a solution for a legal firm. The primary goal is to allow lawyers to ask natural language questions about case law stored in a private, 50 TB document repository.
The key project constraints are as follows:
Project_Goal: Answer questions using proprietary, real-time legal documents.
Constraint_1: Must not alter the foundational LLM’s weights due to compliance.
Constraint_2: Case law database is updated daily with new rulings.
Constraint_3: All generated answers must be traceable to a source document.
Which technology should the architect choose as the core of this solution?

NEW QUESTION 34
The firm decides to implement a disaster recovery (DR) site for the “Advisor Assistant” application in a secondary data center. The Recovery Point Objective (RPO) is 15 minutes, and the Recovery Time Objective (RTO) is 4 hours. The design must protect both the document data lake and the vector database.
The primary site contains:
– Data Lake: NetApp StorageGRID
– Vector DB: NetApp AFF A-Series
Which combination of technologies and processes provides a complete and robust DR solution?
(Select all that apply.)

NEW QUESTION 35
Which of the following platforms can be used to manage containerized AI workloads on Kubernetes? (Choose two)

NEW QUESTION 36
An online retail company’s recommendation engine, which provides real-time product suggestions to users, is experiencing unacceptable latency. The inference application is running on a correctly-sized edge server, but user requests are taking over 500ms to process. An architect reviews the data access pattern and infrastructure diagram.
Application_Location: Edge Server (In-store)
Data_Source_Location: Core Data Center (On-premises ONTAP)
Data_Required_for_Inference: User profile data, product catalog vectors Network_Path: Edge -> WAN -> Core Data Center Observed_Latency: 550ms What is the most likely cause of the high inference latency?

NEW QUESTION 37
The firm’s CFO is concerned about the rising costs of the on-premises AI infrastructure. A storage utilization report shows that of the 200 TB of data on the high-performance AFF A-Series, 150 TB consists of inactive, older versions of product documents that are rarely accessed but must be kept online for regulatory reasons.
The current storage landscape is:
– Performance Tier: NetApp AFF A-Series (200 TB used)
– Capacity Tier: NetApp StorageGRID (1.5 PB used)
What is the most effective and automated solution to reduce the storage cost of the performance tier without impacting data accessibility?

NEW QUESTION 38
An architect is designing a cost-optimized storage solution for a large AI environment that has two distinct data temperature profiles:
1. Hot Data (200 TB): Actively used training sets and models requiring all-flash performance.
2. Cold Data (2 PB): Inactive, archived datasets and old model versions that must remain online but are infrequently accessed.
The solution must automatically manage data placement based on activity, without requiring manual intervention or changes to file paths. The environment consists of an on-premises data center and a public cloud account.
Which combination of NetApp technologies provides the most complete and cost-effective solution? (Select all that apply.)

NEW QUESTION 39
The AI training jobs on the AIPod are performing below expectations. The NVIDIA DGX servers’ GPUs show low utilization. A performance analysis reveals that the bottleneck is not the storage system itself, but the network path between the storage and the compute nodes.
The current network configuration is as follows:
Network_Fabric: 100GbE Standard Ethernet
Protocol: NFS over TCP/IP
Data_Path: Storage -> Host CPU -> GPU Memory
Which network architecture enhancement would provide the most significant performance improvement by reducing latency and CPU overhead?

NEW QUESTION 40
An architect is designing a scalable, automated MLOps platform using Kubeflow on a Kubernetes cluster. The platform must support the entire AI lifecycle for multiple teams, with different storage requirements at each stage.
The key requirements are:
– Data Ingestion: A pipeline step needs a shared, read-write volume accessible by multiple pods to stage raw data.
– Experimentation: Data scientists need individual, isolated volumes for their Jupyter notebooks.
– Training: Distributed training jobs require a high-performance, parallel-access filesystem for reading training data.
– Automation: All storage must be provisioned automatically via Kubeflow pipeline definitions without manual intervention.
Which combination of technologies and configurations would create the most effective solution?

NEW QUESTION 41
An AI team is planning two separate projects. The architect needs to provision the appropriate infrastructure for each.
| | Project A | Project B|
| — | | – |
| Goal | Build a novel image recognition model from scratch.
| Adapt an existing, pre- trained LLM to understand company-specific jargon. |
| Input Data | 10 million new, unlabeled images. | A 50 GB text corpus of internal documents. |
| Required Compute | Very High (Weeks of multi-GPU training) | Moderate (Hours of single-GPU training) | Which two statements accurately describe the infrastructure requirements for these projects?
(Choose two.)

NEW QUESTION 42
The Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) is concerned about the risk of a ransomware attack encrypting the critical vector database hosted on the NetApp AFF A-Series. The CISO wants a solution that can proactively detect and block a live attack in real-time, not just recover from a backup after the fact.
Which NetApp security feature should the architect enable on the vector database volume to meet this requirement?

NEW QUESTION 43
An automotive company runs crash simulations on a dedicated High-Performance Computing (HPC) cluster and trains computer vision models on a separate AI cluster. Data scientists are complaining about the long delays required to move terabytes of simulation output data from the HPC storage to the AI cluster’s storage before they can begin training.
The current data flow is as follows:
HPC Cluster -> –Manual Copy (NFS)–> -> AI Cluster
An architect has been asked to redesign the infrastructure to eliminate this data movement bottleneck.
Which architectural change would be most effective?

NEW QUESTION 44
A development team is building a generative AI application that must answer questions based on a constantly changing internal knowledge base of company documents. They want to provide the model with up-to-date information without altering its core weights and capabilities.
Which approach is most suitable for this requirement?

NEW QUESTION 45
To comply with the security mandate, the architect must design a process to prevent client PII from the portfolio database from ever being included in the context sent to the LLM. Which two actions are required to build a robust and automated solution for this? (Choose 2.)

NEW QUESTION 46
Which of the following are typical requirements for inferencing in AI models? (Choose two)

NEW QUESTION 47
Which of the following best describes the difference between data lakes, data warehouses, and lakehouses?