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True or False: Servers in a cluster are removed in last in, first out order.

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The correct answer is: True

The statement is accurate because when managing resources in a Snowflake cluster, the principle of last in, first out (LIFO) applies to the removal of servers. This means that the most recently added servers to the cluster are the first to be removed in situations where the system needs to scale down or decommission resources. This approach is often used to ensure that resources that are no longer needed can be released promptly, while keeping the more recently utilized components active as long as possible. Employing LIFO for server removal helps optimize performance and resource allocation, especially in dynamic environments where workloads fluctuate. The other statements regarding the order of server removal do not align with this established operational principle.