Cloud Manager is a NetApp service that provides a single API endpoint for requesting storage on private and public cloud locations. Cloud Manager allows you to create and manage working environments, such as Cloud Volumes ONTAP systems or Cloud Volumes Service volumes, across multiple cloud providers.

When you configure the Erasure Coding profile for an ILM rule, you select an available erasure coding scheme. Erasure coding schemes control how many data fragments and how many parity fragments are created for each object. The erasure coding schemes that are available depend on how many Storage Nodes and sites make up the storage pool you plan to use.

C and D are correct because erasure coding and object replication are two StorageGRID features that provide data durability for large unstructured datasets. Erasure coding is a technique that splits an object into data fragments and parity fragments and distributes them across different nodes or sites. Object replication is a technique that creates multiple copies of an object and stores them on different nodes or sites. The other options are not features of StorageGRID or do not provide data durability. Reference: https://docs.netapp.com/sgws-115/index.jsp?topic=%2Fcom.netapp.doc.sg-admin%2FGUID-0E0D1B8C-7E4A-4B6F-AE5C-8A9D7F9B1F4C.html

A capacity pool is a logical grouping of Azure NetApp Files resources that share the same performance tier and location. A capacity pool can contain multiple volumes that consume space from the pool.

B, C, and E are correct because compression, deduplication, and inline zero detection are three global efficiencies for NetApp Element software. Global efficiencies are data reduction techniques that operate across all volumes in a cluster and minimize redundancy while maximizing system performance. The other options are not global efficiencies for NetApp Element software. Reference: https://www.netapp.com/pdf.html?item=/media/16943-sb-3940pdf.pdf

Trident is a NetApp open source project that provides dynamic storage orchestration services for Kubernetes workloads. It allows Kubernetes users to provision and manage persistent volumes backed by NetApp storage systems.