Which two partitions are used for the VMware vCenter Server Appliance embedded vPostgres database? (Choose two.)

The correct answer is A. /storage/seat/ C. /storage/db/. The vCenter Server Appliance uses dedicated partitions to store vPostgres database data. Two specific mount points serve the embedded database: one for core database files and one for stats, events, alarms, and tasks data.

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Options

A/storage/seat/
B/storage/netdump/
C/storage/db/
D/storage/core/

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A
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B
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D
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Why each option

The vCenter Server Appliance uses dedicated partitions to store vPostgres database data. Two specific mount points serve the embedded database: one for core database files and one for stats, events, alarms, and tasks data.

A/storage/seat/Correct

/storage/seat/ stores the SEAT data (Stats, Events, Alarms, and Tasks) which is a distinct portion of the vPostgres database used by vCenter for historical and operational records.

B/storage/netdump/

/storage/netdump/ is reserved for ESXi host network core dump files collected by the vCSA's netdump service, not for database storage.

C/storage/db/Correct

/storage/db/ is the primary partition that holds the core vPostgres database files, including the vCenter inventory, configuration, and relational data.

D/storage/core/

/storage/core/ is used for vCSA core dump and diagnostic log data, not for the vPostgres database.

Concept tested: vCSA vPostgres database storage partition layout

Source: https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-vSphere/7.0/com.vmware.vcenter.install.doc/GUID-CF623AC4-9C1E-4E40-AE0B-8E1CA72B7392.html

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#vCenter Server Appliance#vPostgres#storage partitions#VCSA

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