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An architect had been given a constraint to use an existing storage array to support the virtual infrastructure design project. The architect documents the following: Assumption 01: The existing…
The correct answer is A. Ensure that the customer allocates budget for new hardware in case the risk is realized. The constraint forces the use of the existing array. However, there's a risk that performance/capacity may be insufficient. VMware's best practice for risk mitigation in RACR is to plan for contingency. A is correct because securing budget allocation for additional hardware…
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An architect had been given a constraint to use an existing storage array to support the virtual infrastructure design project. The architect documents the following:
Assumption 01: The existing storage array has sufficient capacity and performance to support the intended workloads. Risk 01: There is a risk that the performance and capacity of the existing storage array may not be sufficient for the solution. How would the architect mitigate the risk?
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- AEnsure that the customer allocates budget for new hardware in case the risk is realized.
- BSetup a RAID mirror configuration on the existing storage array for redundancy.
- CIgnore the constraint and design the solution using VMware vSAN Express Storage Architecture
- DRequest for additional budget to purchase more Fibre Channel switches.
How the community answered
(43 responses)- A77% (33)
- B7% (3)
- C14% (6)
- D2% (1)
Explanation
The constraint forces the use of the existing array. However, there's a risk that performance/capacity may be insufficient. VMware's best practice for risk mitigation in RACR is to plan for contingency. A is correct because securing budget allocation for additional hardware addresses the risk if the array cannot meet requirements. B (RAID mirroring) improves redundancy, not performance or capacity. C contradicts the constraint (cannot ignore existing array). D (extra Fibre Channel switches) doesn't address storage array performance/capacity. Thus, the best mitigation is budget planning for new hardware if the array fails to meet requirements.
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