When a file stored in the origin volume is modified, what happens to the corresponding blocks in FlexCache volumes?

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Multiple Choice

When a file stored in the origin volume is modified, what happens to the corresponding blocks in FlexCache volumes?

Explanation:
FlexCache keeps cached data in sync with the origin through a coherency mechanism. When a file on the origin volume is modified, ONTAP automatically sends coherency messages to the FlexCache volumes to invalidate the blocks that are cached there. Those blocks become invalid, so a subsequent access from the cache will miss and cause the updated data to be fetched from the origin. This maintains consistency between origin and cache without manual intervention, and it only affects the modified blocks rather than all cached data.

FlexCache keeps cached data in sync with the origin through a coherency mechanism. When a file on the origin volume is modified, ONTAP automatically sends coherency messages to the FlexCache volumes to invalidate the blocks that are cached there. Those blocks become invalid, so a subsequent access from the cache will miss and cause the updated data to be fetched from the origin. This maintains consistency between origin and cache without manual intervention, and it only affects the modified blocks rather than all cached data.

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