3V0-21.23 · Question #93
A company is expanding and will be deploying new vSphere environments in multiple new locations. All environments use datastores backed by multiple storage technologies and vendors. How can the…
The correct answer is C. Create a published content library and have the new locations subscribe to it. This option allows for a centralized repository of VM templates that can be efficiently and repeatedly distributed to multiple locations. By creating a published content library, you enable the new locations to subscribe to this library, ensuring that the templates are…
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A company is expanding and will be deploying new vSphere environments in multiple new locations. All environments use datastores backed by multiple storage technologies and vendors. How can the architect create a design to efficiently and repeatedly distribute existing company virtual machine (VM) templates to multiple new locations?
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- AUse storage array replication tools to replicate the storage volume holding the company VM
- BUpload company templates to a cloud provider and download to each new location.
- CCreate a published content library and have the new locations subscribe to it.
- DCreate a local content library at each site and manually copy only needed templates.
How the community answered
(51 responses)- A10% (5)
- B2% (1)
- C82% (42)
- D6% (3)
Explanation
This option allows for a centralized repository of VM templates that can be efficiently and repeatedly distributed to multiple locations. By creating a published content library, you enable the new locations to subscribe to this library, ensuring that the templates are synchronized and easily accessible. This approach minimizes manual effort and ensures consistency across all
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