3V0-21.23 · Question #160
During the creation of a vSphere-based design solution, an architect identifies the following assumption: - The customer will be responsible for providing all licensing for the vSphere platform…
The correct answer is B. The storage hardware may not have capacity for future workload scale. E. Additional storage capacity can be procured to expand the solution in the future as needed. The storage hardware may not have capacity for future workload scale: While the assumption is that the storage hardware has sufficient capacity for future workload scale, it's important to acknowledge that there may be scenarios where the current storage capacity might not be…
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During the creation of a vSphere-based design solution, an architect identifies the following assumption:
- The customer will be responsible for providing all licensing for the vSphere platform.
- The storage hardware has sufficient capacity for future workload scale.
- The data center offers sufficient power, cooling and rack space for workload scale.
When documenting each assumption within the design, which two corresponding pieces of information must the architect also define? (Choose two.)
Options
- AThe data center does not have sufficient capacity to meet the requirements for workload scale.
- BThe storage hardware may not have capacity for future workload scale.
- CAdditional data center locations have been identified. Contracts will be signed to bring the capacity
- DThe project sponsor is responsible for the data center capacity. The administrator is accountable
- EAdditional storage capacity can be procured to expand the solution in the future as needed.
How the community answered
(60 responses)- A2% (1)
- B77% (46)
- C15% (9)
- D7% (4)
Explanation
The storage hardware may not have capacity for future workload scale: While the assumption is that the storage hardware has sufficient capacity for future workload scale, it's important to acknowledge that there may be scenarios where the current storage capacity might not be sufficient. The architect must document this potential limitation as a risk to the design, ensuring that it is clear that the capacity assumption is not guaranteed. Additional storage capacity can be procured to expand the solution in the future as needed: This statement provides a mitigation strategy to address the assumption regarding storage capacity. If future scale requires more storage than initially provided, the design should include a strategy for procuring and integrating additional storage resources to meet demand as needed. This helps ensure scalability and adaptability in the future.
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