2V0-17.25 · Question #66
An administrator of a VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) fleet is tasked to delegate the resource management of a group of Virtual Machines (VMs) to another department. The following information is…
The correct answer is C. vSphere Resource Pools. Resource pools provide resource isolation, control, and delegation. You can configure reservations, limits, and shares to ensure that mission-critical workloads (such as production VMs) receive guaranteed resources, while development or test workloads consume only available…
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An administrator of a VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) fleet is tasked to delegate the resource management of a group of Virtual Machines (VMs) to another department. The following information is provided:
- VMs should power on only if resources are available.
- The VMs are within development and production environments.
- The production VMs require guaranteed levels of resources.
- The VMs support a three-tier application within each environment.
- Each tier of the application has varying levels of demand.
What VCF feature should the administrator use to manage these VMs?
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- AvSphere Availability
- BVCF Operations
- CvSphere Resource Pools
- DvSphere Dynamic Resource Scheduling
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- C72% (28)
- D15% (6)
Explanation
Resource pools provide resource isolation, control, and delegation. You can configure reservations, limits, and shares to ensure that mission-critical workloads (such as production VMs) receive guaranteed resources, while development or test workloads consume only available This aligns directly with the requirements: Power on only if resources are available - Achieved via reservations and limits. Production VMs require guaranteed levels of resources - Enforced using reservations. Three-tier apps with varying demand - Controlled using shares and limits across multiple
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