3V0-21.23 · Question #94
An architect is documenting the design decisions for a new vSphere solution. The following design decision has been made: Create a separate vSphere cluster for the management workloads What could…
The correct answer is C. This ensures that compute workloads have no impact on the management workloads. Creating a separate vSphere cluster for management workloads ensures that these workloads, which are critical for monitoring, managing, and orchestrating the environment, do not compete for resources with compute workloads. This separation enhances the stability and reliability…
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An architect is documenting the design decisions for a new vSphere solution. The following design decision has been made:
Create a separate vSphere cluster for the management workloads What could the architect include as justification for this design decision?
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- AThis increases operational overhead as multiple clusters are required for management and
- BThis increases capital expenditure as hardware must be purchased for multiple clusters.
- CThis ensures that compute workloads have no impact on the management workloads.
- DThis ensures that compute workloads have no impact on the management workloads.
How the community answered
(42 responses)- A2% (1)
- B2% (1)
- C95% (40)
Explanation
Creating a separate vSphere cluster for management workloads ensures that these workloads, which are critical for monitoring, managing, and orchestrating the environment, do not compete for resources with compute workloads. This separation enhances the stability and reliability of management functions, even during periods of high resource utilization by compute workloads.
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