Which three platforms are supported by Tanzu Kubernetes Grid? (Choose three.)

Question

Options

• AAmazon Web Services EKS
• BAmazon Web Services EC2
• CMicrosoft Azure Kubernetes Services
• DMicrosoft Azure Virtual Machines
• EvSphere
• FGoogle Kubernetes Engine

• B
  90% (27)
• D
  3% (1)
• F
  7% (2)

Explanation

Tanzu Kubernetes Grid (TKG) is VMware's multi-cloud Kubernetes platform with native deployment support on three specific infrastructure targets: vSphere (VMware's own hypervisor environment), AWS EC2 (where TKG provisions its own VMs and Kubernetes clusters rather than using AWS's managed service), and Microsoft Azure (specifically integrating with AKS as the underlying Azure Kubernetes infrastructure).

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A (EKS): TKG doesn't deploy on top of EKS - it deploys its own Kubernetes clusters directly onto EC2 instances instead. EKS and TKG serve the same role on AWS.
• D (Azure Virtual Machines): TKG on Azure works through AKS (Azure's managed Kubernetes service), not by provisioning raw Azure VMs independently.
• F (GKE): Google Cloud Platform is not a supported TKG deployment target - VMware focuses its cloud support on AWS and Azure.

Memory tip: Think of TKG as covering VMware's home turf plus the two biggest enterprise clouds - but always using the cloud provider's native Kubernetes service on Azure (AKS) versus raw VMs on AWS (EC2). The pattern "vSphere + EC2 + AKS" reflects TKG's hybrid-cloud design philosophy.

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