220-1201 · Question #253
A customer has several bare-metal servers running a mix of Windows, Linux, and Unix OSs. The customer wants to consolidate the servers but is concerned about data privacy and recurring costs. Which…
The correct answer is C. Type 2 hypervisor. Deploying a Type 2 hypervisor on the existing bare-metal hosts lets the customer virtualize Windows, Linux, and Unix systems on-premises, maintaining full control over data privacy, and use perpetual licensing rather than ongoing cloud subscription fees. Containers wouldn’t…
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A customer has several bare-metal servers running a mix of Windows, Linux, and Unix OSs. The customer wants to consolidate the servers but is concerned about data privacy and recurring costs. Which of the following solutions should a technician recommend?
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- AIaaS
- BContainers
- CType 2 hypervisor
- DVDI
How the community answered
(26 responses)- A4% (1)
- B4% (1)
- C81% (21)
- D12% (3)
Explanation
Deploying a Type 2 hypervisor on the existing bare-metal hosts lets the customer virtualize Windows, Linux, and Unix systems on-premises, maintaining full control over data privacy, and use perpetual licensing rather than ongoing cloud subscription fees. Containers wouldn’t support all those OS types, and IaaS or VDI would introduce recurring costs and off-prem dependencies.
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