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When using SAS Backup and Restore which is NOT backed up?
According to the official SAS Viya 3.5 documentation, data tables on the local file system are not backed up when using SAS Backup and Restore. You can find this information in the SAS Viya 3.5 Administering Guide page 22.
All servers and services in a distributed SAS Viya Environment are stopped. An administrator needs to start them in the correct order. Which server must be started first?
In a distributed SAS Viya environment, the SAS Configuration Server (Consul server) must be started first. The Consul server is the foundation of the SAS Viya environment and provides service discovery and configuration management for all other servers and services. It is responsible for maintaining the configuration information and state of the SAS Viya environment, including the location and status of all servers and services.
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What does this dashboard indicate about the availability of the environment?
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The operations infrastructure produces metric and log data in what form?
The operations infrastructure produces metric and log data in the form of TSV files. TSV stands for Tab Separated Values and is a file format used to store tabular data, such as data from a metrics and logging system. The data is stored in plain text format, with each column separated by a tab character. TSV files are typically used for data exchange between different applications, and are easily readable by humans.
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