1Y0-401 · Question #55
Scenario: CGE decided to virtualize its infrastructure workloads and provide a virtual solution to all end users. The infrastructure workloads include Delivery Controllers, StoreFront servers…
The correct answer is D. It facilitates rapid provisioning. Using Hosted VDI with cloned VM templates primarily benefits organizations by enabling rapid and efficient provisioning of numerous virtual desktops from a single master image.
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- AIt provides the highest end-user density at the lowest cost.
- BIt offers the greatest level of end-user personalization and control.
- CIt offers the lowest storage performance requirement and the highest end-user density.
- DIt facilitates rapid provisioning.
How the community answered
(40 responses)- A3% (1)
- B8% (3)
- C15% (6)
- D75% (30)
Why each option
Using Hosted VDI with cloned VM templates primarily benefits organizations by enabling rapid and efficient provisioning of numerous virtual desktops from a single master image.
Hosted VDI generally offers lower end-user density compared to Hosted Shared (RDS) and is not always the lowest cost, especially when dedicated virtual machines are provided per user.
While Hosted VDI provides more personalization than Hosted Shared, using cloned VM templates often implies non-persistent VDI, which limits personalization unless advanced profile management is integrated.
Hosted VDI typically requires high storage IOPS, leading to higher, not lower, storage performance requirements, and its end-user density is not the highest compared to Hosted Shared.
Cloned VM templates, often leveraged by technologies like Citrix Machine Creation Services (MCS) or Provisioning Services (PVS), allow administrators to quickly create and deploy many virtual desktops based on a standardized master image, significantly facilitating rapid provisioning for new users or expanded needs.
Concept tested: Hosted VDI provisioning benefits
Source: https://docs.citrix.com/en-us/citrix-virtual-apps-desktops/virtual-desktops.html
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