Which three factors should a cloud administrator consider when sizing a new VMware Cloud software-defined data center (SDDC) to support the migration of workloads from an on-premises SDDC? (Choose…

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• ATotal number of 10Gb network ports required
• BHost hardware type in the target VMware Cloud
• CTotal number of on-premises hosts
• DTotal number of workloads
• ETotal amount of available storage across all on-premises datastores
• FAverage size of workload resources (CPU & RAM)

• A
  78% (25)
• B
  6% (2)
• C
  13% (4)
• E
  3% (1)

Explanation

When sizing a new VMware Cloud software-defined data center (SDDC) to support the migration of workloads from an on-premises SDDC, a cloud administrator should consider the total number of workloads, the average size of workload resources (CPU & RAM), and the total number of 10Gb network ports required. The total number of workloads will help determine the total number of hosts and the amount of CPU and RAM resources that will be needed to support the workloads. The average size of workload resources (CPU & RAM) will help ensure that the resources available in the SDDC are sufficient to meet the demands of the workloads. Finally, the total number of 10Gb network ports required will help determine the number of network switches and the types of ports that will be needed to support the workloads. The host hardware type in the target VMware Cloud, the total number of on-premises hosts, and the total amount of available storage across all on- premises datastores are not factors that should be considered when sizing

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