A. To increase the number of available event sources
B. To reduce the load on existing infrastructure
C. To simplify the event processing logic
D. To enhance the functionality and scalability of NOI
A. Scalability and future growth
B. Office decor and layout
C. Quality of the office coffee
D. Number of employees in the office
A. Checking the installation logs for errors
B. Verifying network connectivity
C. Creating backup of the system
D. Running a security scan
A. Network bandwidth
B. Database query efficiency
C. Application log files
D. User access logs
A. To enable auditing and logging
B. To optimize system performance
C. To control access to various system features and data
D. To ensure data integrity
A. They increase system complexity
B. They should be ignored during troubleshooting
C. They provide no useful information
D. They offer detailed insights into system behavior
A. Understanding platform-specific characteristics
B. Applying the same solution to every platform
C. Ignoring platform documentation
D. Disabling platform-specific features
A. Ignoring historical data trends
B. Scaling resources based on current and predicted needs
C. Increasing system resource usage without scaling
D. Reducing the number of event sources
A. They increase system complexity and errors
B. They provide insights into system behavior and errors
C. They help improve system uptime automatically
D. They can be ignored during troubleshooting
A. Network bandwidth limitations
B. User interface design
C. Event frequency and severity
D. Number of event sources
