CompTIA Cloud+ CV0-003 Practice Question

When replication lag occurs without changes in network latency or data volume, one should first review recent changes that could affect the replication process, especially given that a recent deployment occurred. While resource constraints can cause lag, if these have remained consistent, examining the recent deployment could reveal if any changes inadvertently impacted the performance of the replication process. This can include changes to database schemas, stored procedures, triggers, or other components that could impact replication throughput. Reviewing change logs or deployment details could provide insights into the cause of the problem.

IP space changes are less likely to affect replication lag unless they interfere with routing or introduce additional network latency. Similarly, verifying database engine compatibility and re-checking user credentials may be necessary if the replication setup is new or has been recently modified in those aspects.