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3V0-21.23 · Question #148

An architect is designing a new vSphere solution. The following information has been gathered during the design workshops with the customer: - The solution will be deployed into two availability…

The correct answer is C. Configure vSphere HA Host Failure Response to Restart VMs Set the Development VMs to. In this scenario, the requirement is to ensure that only Production workloads are recovered in the event of a host failure during maintenance, while Development workloads are not restarted. This can be achieved using vSphere HA settings. By configuring the vSphere HA Host…

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Question

An architect is designing a new vSphere solution. The following information has been gathered during the design workshops with the customer:

  • The solution will be deployed into two availability zones (AZs)
  • The solution will be configured as a single stretched cluster with shared storage across the two

AZs

  • Production and Development workloads will run across both AZs
  • The cluster is configured as N + 1

The architect needs to ensure that, in the event of a host failure during maintenance of another host in the cluster, only the Production workloads are recovered. What should the architect include in the design to meet this requirement?

Options

  • AConfigure vSphere HA VM Monitoring to VM and Application Monitoring Set the VM monitoring
  • BConfigure vSphere HA VM Monitoring to VM Monitoring only Set the VM monitoring sensitivity to
  • CConfigure vSphere HA Host Failure Response to Restart VMs Set the Development VMs to
  • DConfigure vSphere HA Host Failure Response to Restart VMs Set the cluster default Restart VM

How the community answered

(23 responses)
  • A
    26% (6)
  • B
    4% (1)
  • C
    57% (13)
  • D
    13% (3)

Explanation

In this scenario, the requirement is to ensure that only Production workloads are recovered in the event of a host failure during maintenance, while Development workloads are not restarted. This can be achieved using vSphere HA settings. By configuring the vSphere HA Host Failure Response to Restart VMs, the system will attempt to restart VMs when a host failure occurs. Setting the Restart Priority for Development VMs to Disabled ensures that these VMs will not be restarted during a failure event, even though the cluster is set to restart VMs in the event of a host failure. This way, only the Production workloads will be restarted, meeting the customer's

Topics

#vSphere HA#VM restart priority#stretched cluster#production workload recovery

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