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An administrator is troubleshooting a high CPU usage issue in a VMware Cloud Foundation environment running IaaS Control Plane. Several namespaces are reporting degraded performance. What two steps…
The correct answer is C. Review the CPU usage of the ESXi hosts to identify any that are overcommitted. E. Check the resource limits and reservations set on the Kubernetes namespaces. The administrator should review the CPU usage of the ESXi hosts to identify if any hosts are overcommitted. Overcommitted hosts can lead to performance degradation across workloads. Checking the resource limits and reservations on Kubernetes namespaces is crucial. If the…
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An administrator is troubleshooting a high CPU usage issue in a VMware Cloud Foundation environment running IaaS Control Plane. Several namespaces are reporting degraded performance. What two steps should the administrator take to diagnose and potentially resolve the issue? (Choose two.)
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- AReboot the supervisor cluster to clear any temporary issues.
- BReconfigure the DRS settings to be more aggressive in load balancing.
- CReview the CPU usage of the ESXi hosts to identify any that are overcommitted.
- DUpgrade the vSphere version to the latest release.
- ECheck the resource limits and reservations set on the Kubernetes namespaces.
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(31 responses)- A16% (5)
- B10% (3)
- C71% (22)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
The administrator should review the CPU usage of the ESXi hosts to identify if any hosts are overcommitted. Overcommitted hosts can lead to performance degradation across workloads. Checking the resource limits and reservations on Kubernetes namespaces is crucial. If the resource limits are too low or improperly configured, it could cause degraded performance for workloads running in those namespaces.
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