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An architect is documenting the logical design for a new vSphere solution. The following requirements have been provided to the architect by the customer for the design: - The solution must be deployed in two locations: DC1 and DC2 - The solution must limit the impact radius of accidental changes by administrators - The solution must meet a recovery time objective (RTO) of four (4) hours and recovery point objective (RPO) of 24 hours - The solution must allow workloads to run in both DC1 and DC2 during normal operations - The solution must allow workloads to be moved bi-directionally between DC1 and DC2 - The solution must use hyper-converged infrastructure for the virtual machine storage - The customer has also confirmed that the network connection between DC1 and DC2 has a 10 Gbps bandwidth with a maximum round trip latency of 4 ms. The architect recommends the following design decision: Use separate clusters in DC1 and DC2 to form a multi-region design What should the architect include as justification for this design decision?

Options

  • ASufficient capacity must be deployed in both DC1 and DC2 to support all running virtual machines.
  • BUsing separate clusters mitigates the risk of an accidental change at the cluster level in DC1 from
  • CUsing separate clusters is the only configuration available that supports the RTO of four (4) hours.
  • DThe network connection between DC1 and DC2 does not support the use of stretched clusters.

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