Question

You have stopped the heatwave cluster. which two statements are correct?

-billing will stop for the heatwave cluster.billing will continue for the heatwave
-heatwave cluster data will remain
-data loaded in heatwave cluster memory is
-heatwave cluster stop action will also stop db system.

Answer 1

Stopping the HeatWave cluster halts the billing for the HeatWave resources but not the MySQL DB system, and data in memory is not retained. The HeatWave stop action does not automatically stop the underlying DB system.

Step-by-step explanation:

When you stop the HeatWave cluster, you are essentially pausing the service attached to MySQL Database Service in the Oracle Cloud. Here are two correct statements concerning this action:

1. Billing will stop for the HeatWave cluster once it is stopped. You are not charged for the compute resources when they are not in active use.
2. The data loaded in the HeatWave cluster memory is not retained when the cluster is stopped. This means that any temporary data in memory will be lost, and when the cluster is restarted, data will need to be reloaded from the MySQL Database Service.

However, crucially, stopping the HeatWave cluster does not impact the underlying MySQL DB system. While the HeatWave cluster is stopped, you would still incur charges for the MySQL DB system unless that is also stopped separately.

Answer 2

Stopping a Heatwave cluster will cease billing for processing resources, and data in memory will be removed. Stored data, however, will remain. Stopping the cluster does not automatically stop the connected MySQL DB system, which will continue to incur charges. Therefore, the correct answer options are B)

Step-by-step explanation:

If you have stopped the Heatwave cluster, it is important to understand the billing and operational effects of that action. The correct statements are that billing will stop for the HeatWave cluster, and data loaded in HeatWave cluster memory is typically removed, meaning that you no longer incur charges for compute resources used by the cluster. However, the underlying MySQL DB system and storage resources may still incur costs.

In regard to the preservation of data, the Heatwave cluster data on storage will remain intact despite the cessation of billing for the cluster's processing resources. This is because stopping the HeatWave cluster does not affect the stored data, which continues to reside on the connected MySQL DB system's storage.

As for the last part of the question, the Heatwave cluster stop action will not automatically stop the DB system; they are managed separately. Therefore, while the Compute part of HeatWave will stop, the DB system will continue to run and incur charges unless it is specifically stopped as well.