2V0-13.24 · Question #4
A customer defined a requirement for the newly deployed SDDC infrastructure which will host one of the applications responsible for video streaming. Application will run as part of a VI Workload…
The correct answer is C. Deploy NSX bare-metal Edges and create Edge Cluster using NSX console. For 250 Gb/s throughput and low latency in a VI Workload Domain, NSX Edges must handle high- performance traffic. Option C, "Deploy NSX bare-metal Edges and create Edge Cluster using NSX console," is optimal: bare-metal Edges in NSX-T 3.2 (VCF 5.2) support up to 100 Gb/s per…
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A customer defined a requirement for the newly deployed SDDC infrastructure which will host one of the applications responsible for video streaming. Application will run as part of a VI Workload Domain with dedicated NSX instance and virtual machines. Required network throughput was defined as 250 Gb/s. Additionally, the application should provide the lowest possible latency. Which design decision should be recommended by an architect for the NSX Edge deployment?
Options
- ADeploy 2 NSX Edges using NSX console and add to Edge cluster created in SDDC Manager.
- BDeploy 4 extra large edges using vCenter Server console.
- CDeploy NSX bare-metal Edges and create Edge Cluster using NSX console.
- DDeploy 2 large NSX Edges using SDDC Manager.
How the community answered
(36 responses)- A3% (1)
- B14% (5)
- C78% (28)
- D6% (2)
Explanation
For 250 Gb/s throughput and low latency in a VI Workload Domain, NSX Edges must handle high- performance traffic. Option C, "Deploy NSX bare-metal Edges and create Edge Cluster using NSX console," is optimal: bare-metal Edges in NSX-T 3.2 (VCF 5.2) support up to 100 Gb/s per node, and clustering multiple nodes achieves 250 Gb/s with minimal latency due to direct hardware access, ideal for video streaming. Option A (2 VM Edges) and D (2 large VM Edges) cap at ~20 Gb/s per node, insufficient for 250 Gb/s. Option B (4 extra-large VM Edges) improves throughput but increases latency via virtualization overhead. Bare-metal is the verified high- performance choice.
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