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An architect is planning resources for a new cluster that will be part of an existing workload domain. The new cluster will provide resources for a number of new workloads, including a…
The correct answer is A. Use automated placement rules to keep the mission-critical application virtual machines apart. E. Create a cluster with six hosts. Automated placement rules that separate mission-critical VMs ensure N+1 availability by preventing a single host failure from impacting all critical workloads. Creating a cluster with six hosts provides the required N+1 redundancy while minimizing excess hardware investment.
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An architect is planning resources for a new cluster that will be part of an existing workload domain. The new cluster will provide resources for a number of new workloads, including a mission-critical application consisting of five resource-intensive virtual machines. The following requirements were provided for the new cluster:
- The solution must ensure that the new workload cluster meets the
company's availability standard of N+l.
- The solution must minimize the overall investment in hardware.
Which two design recommendations should the architect make to meet the stated requirements? (Choose two.)
Options
- AUse automated placement rules to keep the mission-critical application virtual machines apart.
- BCreate a cluster with five hosts.
- CUse automated placement rules to keep the mission-critical application virtual machines together.
- DUse resource pools to prioritize resource for the mission-critical application virtual machines.
- ECreate a cluster with six hosts.
How the community answered
(41 responses)- A59% (24)
- B10% (4)
- C27% (11)
- D5% (2)
Explanation
Automated placement rules that separate mission-critical VMs ensure N+1 availability by preventing a single host failure from impacting all critical workloads. Creating a cluster with six hosts provides the required N+1 redundancy while minimizing excess hardware investment.
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