2V0-622D · Question #28
An administrator wants to create and use a vApp. Which pre-requisite must be met before the administrator can create a vApp?
The correct answer is D. The vApp can only be created in a DRS enabled cluster. Creating a vApp in vSphere requires a DRS-enabled cluster because vApps depend on the resource pool and workload management infrastructure that DRS provides.
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An administrator wants to create and use a vApp. Which pre-requisite must be met before the administrator can create a vApp?
Options
- AThe vApp can only be deployed in an EVC enabled cluster.
- BThe vApp must be created within a StorageDRS cluster.
- CNone. vSphere 6.5 does not support vApp deployments.
- DThe vApp can only be created in a DRS enabled cluster.
How the community answered
(26 responses)- B4% (1)
- C4% (1)
- D92% (24)
Why each option
Creating a vApp in vSphere requires a DRS-enabled cluster because vApps depend on the resource pool and workload management infrastructure that DRS provides.
EVC aligns CPU feature sets across hosts to enable vMotion compatibility between hosts of different CPU generations, but it has no relationship to the resource pool infrastructure that vApps require.
Storage DRS automates VM disk placement across datastores and is entirely unrelated to the compute resource pool and container infrastructure that vApps depend on.
vSphere 6.5 fully supports vApp deployments - this statement is factually incorrect.
vApps are logical containers that leverage DRS-managed resource pools to enforce compute resource controls and VM startup/shutdown ordering - a DRS-enabled cluster is a prerequisite because the resource pool infrastructure that vApps rely on requires DRS to be active on the cluster.
Concept tested: vApp prerequisites and DRS cluster requirement
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