3V0-21.23 · Question #155
An architect is documenting the design for a new vSphere cluster. The customer provides the following information: - All ESXi hosts will use hardware from the same vendor - All ESXi hosts will be…
The correct answer is D. vSphere HA will be enabled and set to restart VMs in response to a host failure. To meet the customer requirements, we need to address the two specific scenarios: Workloads must be automatically relocated to other hosts in the event that a host hardware is marked as degraded: This requirement can be fulfilled by Proactive HA. Proactive HA is a feature of…
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An architect is documenting the design for a new vSphere cluster. The customer provides the following information:
- All ESXi hosts will use hardware from the same vendor
- All ESXi hosts will be monitored for hardware related issues using the vendor's monitoring
tooling
- The vendor's monitoring tooling provides a plugin for vCenter to allow the hardware status to be
visible The customer also informs the architect of the following requirements:
- Workloads must be automatically relocated to other hosts in the event that a host hardware is
marked as degraded.
- Workloads must be automatically restarted on other hosts in the event of a host failure.
What should the architect include in the design to meet these requirements?
Options
- AvSphere HA will be enabled and set to Power off and Restart VMs in response to a host isolation.
- BvSphere HA will be enabled and set to Power off and Restart VMs in response to a host isolation.
- CvSphere HA will be enabled and set to restart VMs in response to a host failure.
- DvSphere HA will be enabled and set to restart VMs in response to a host failure.
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Explanation
To meet the customer requirements, we need to address the two specific scenarios: Workloads must be automatically relocated to other hosts in the event that a host hardware is marked as degraded: This requirement can be fulfilled by Proactive HA. Proactive HA is a feature of vSphere HA that works in conjunction with hardware health monitoring tools, such as the vendor's plugin for vCenter. When the vendor's monitoring tool marks a host as degraded (due to hardware issues), Proactive HA can automatically trigger the migration of workloads to other hosts, based on the Automation Level configuration. Workloads must be automatically restarted on other hosts in the event of a host failure: This can be managed using vSphere HA with the setting to restart VMs when a host fails. This ensures that in the event of a host failure, workloads are automatically restarted on available hosts in the cluster. By enabling Proactive HA with an Automation Level of Automated, the architect ensures that degraded hosts are automatically handled (through workload migration) without manual
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