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A cloud architect is designing a VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) Automation solution for an organization. The design must fulfill the following requirements: - The design must minimize provider…
The correct answer is A. Single VCF instance with dedicated Workload Domains per tenant. A single VCF instance with dedicated Workload Domains per tenant strikes the balance between operational efficiency and isolation. It reduces lifecycle tasks since only one management domain must be maintained, while each tenant having a dedicated workload domain ensures…
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A cloud architect is designing a VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) Automation solution for an organization. The design must fulfill the following requirements:
- The design must minimize provider infrastructure lifecycle tasks.
- The design must minimize infrastructure management overhead.
- Each tenant must have isolated compute infrastructure.
Which of the following deployment models best meets these requirements?
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- ASingle VCF instance with dedicated Workload Domains per tenant
- BConsolidated VCF deployment per tenant
- CDedicated VCF instances per tenant in a Standard Architecture
- DShared Workload Domain for tenants
How the community answered
(30 responses)- A50% (15)
- B13% (4)
- C27% (8)
- D10% (3)
Explanation
A single VCF instance with dedicated Workload Domains per tenant strikes the balance between operational efficiency and isolation. It reduces lifecycle tasks since only one management domain must be maintained, while each tenant having a dedicated workload domain ensures isolation of compute resources. This meets all three stated requirements effectively: lifecycle simplicity, minimal overhead, and tenant-specific compute separation.
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