Which three features can be enabled for a new host cluster? (Choose three.)

Storage DRS applies to datastore clusters, not host clusters, and it manages I/O and space load balancing across a group of datastores rather than compute resources.

High Availability is a native vSphere cluster feature that monitors host and VM health and automatically restarts VMs on surviving hosts after a failure. It is configured directly at the host cluster level and is one of the first options presented when creating a new cluster.

Fault Tolerance is a per-virtual-machine setting that is enabled on individual VMs, not a cluster-wide feature that is toggled when a host cluster is created.

Distributed Resource Scheduling balances CPU and memory workloads across all hosts in a cluster by migrating VMs via vMotion, and it is enabled as a cluster-level setting with manual, partial, or full automation modes.

Virtual SAN pools locally attached storage from each host in the cluster into a shared, policy-driven datastore, and it is enabled at the host cluster level during or after cluster creation.