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1Y0-401 · Question #170

Why is this the best design for the XenServer resource pools?

The correct answer is A. This design addresses all of the customer requirements by ensuring appropriate design of resource. The optimal design for XenServer resource pools must comprehensively address all customer requirements through appropriate resource pool configurations.

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Question

Why is this the best design for the XenServer resource pools?

Options

  • AThis design addresses all of the customer requirements by ensuring appropriate design of resource
  • BThis design is the most suitable since it ensures simple setup with redundancy and meets the
  • CThe resource pools are based on roles, and workloads can be moved from one resource pool to another
  • DThis design is best suitable to the customer requirements because the separation of server workloads

How the community answered

(15 responses)
  • A
    87% (13)
  • B
    7% (1)
  • D
    7% (1)

Why each option

The optimal design for XenServer resource pools must comprehensively address all customer requirements through appropriate resource pool configurations.

AThis design addresses all of the customer requirements by ensuring appropriate design of resourceCorrect

A holistic design solution that meticulously considers and fulfills all specific customer requirements-including factors like availability, performance, and workload separation-ensures the deployment is fit-for-purpose and effectively meets business objectives.

BThis design is the most suitable since it ensures simple setup with redundancy and meets the

While simple setup and redundancy are important, option B is too generic and does not encompass the full spectrum of 'all customer requirements' as comprehensively as option A.

CThe resource pools are based on roles, and workloads can be moved from one resource pool to another

Basing resource pools on roles is a valid strategy, but this option does not explain *why* this specific design is the *best* in relation to all customer requirements, nor is movability the sole driver.

DThis design is best suitable to the customer requirements because the separation of server workloads

Option D focuses solely on the separation of server workloads, which is one aspect, but it fails to encompass all potential customer requirements that a 'best design' must address.

Concept tested: Comprehensive IT Design Principles for Customer Requirements

Topics

#XenServer#Resource pools#Design justification#Customer requirements

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