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An administrator is tasked with deploying a new VMware vSAN backed vSphere cluster. - The existing VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) instance has two workload domains. - Each workload domains has one…
The correct answer is C. Deploy the new vSphere cluster as a new workload domain with a new NSX instance within the. Deploying the new vSphere cluster as a separate workload domain with its own NSX instance ensures that lifecycle management and scaling of the cluster and its associated components are fully isolated from the existing workload domains, which meets the requirement for independent
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An administrator is tasked with deploying a new VMware vSAN backed vSphere cluster.
- The existing VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) instance has two workload
domains.
- Each workload domains has one VMware vSphere cluster.
- The administrator is required to lifecycle and scale the components
related to the new vSphere cluster separate from the existing clusters. Which action must the administrator take when deploying the new cluster?
Options
- ADeploy the new vSphere cluster as a new workload domain with shared NSX within the existing
- BDeploy the new vSphere cluster on one of the non-management workload domains within the
- CDeploy the new vSphere cluster as a new workload domain with a new NSX instance within the
- DDeploy the new vSphere cluster on one of the existing workload domains within the existing VCF
How the community answered
(23 responses)- A4% (1)
- B4% (1)
- C78% (18)
- D13% (3)
Explanation
Deploying the new vSphere cluster as a separate workload domain with its own NSX instance ensures that lifecycle management and scaling of the cluster and its associated components are fully isolated from the existing workload domains, which meets the requirement for independent
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