2V0-13.25 · Question #94
During an initial design workshop with stakeholders, an Architect was provided with an overview of the current state and other information required to proceed to the design phase: - Business…
The correct answer is A. All Tenants must use a single VCF Automation Orchestrator instance. B. The Provider Tenant must use the embedded VCF Orchestrator instance. All tenants in a multi-tenant VCF Automation deployment share a single orchestrator instance to minimize management overhead. The Provider Tenant uses the embedded VCF Orchestrator instance to manage the platform and provide services to the tenants.
Question
During an initial design workshop with stakeholders, an Architect was provided with an overview of the current state and other information required to proceed to the design phase:
- Business requirements indicated support for operations of a different
business unit.
- A multi-tenancy statement should be documented.
As a result, the Architect makes the decision to enable multi-tenancy within VCF Automation. A combination of which two design implications would also need to be documented? (Choose two.)
Options
- AAll Tenants must use a single VCF Automation Orchestrator instance.
- BThe Provider Tenant must use the embedded VCF Orchestrator instance.
- CThe Provider Tenant must use an external VCF Orchestrator instance.
- DEach Tenant must use an Embedded VCF Automation Orchestrator instance.
- EEach Tenant must use an External VCF Automation Orchestrator instance.
How the community answered
(53 responses)- A49% (26)
- C8% (4)
- D15% (8)
- E28% (15)
Explanation
All tenants in a multi-tenant VCF Automation deployment share a single orchestrator instance to minimize management overhead. The Provider Tenant uses the embedded VCF Orchestrator instance to manage the platform and provide services to the tenants.
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