5V0-22.21 · Question #74
A newly deployed vSAN cluster runs vSAN 7.0, and the vSAN cluster needs an integration with a third-party software solution. The software solution provides full app-level redundancy, and it runs on…
The correct answer is A. A storage policy with tag or capability-based rules for vSAN Direct. You need to create a vSAN storage policy to take advantage of vSAN direct storage. On the Policy structure select Enable tag based placement rules. https://4sysops.com/archives/how-to-configure-vmware-vsan-direct-on-vsphere-7-u1/#vmware- vsan-direct-requirements
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A newly deployed vSAN cluster runs vSAN 7.0, and the vSAN cluster needs an integration with a third-party software solution. The software solution provides full app-level redundancy, and it runs on the vSAN Data Persistence platform. The administrator configures vSAN Direct Configuration to integrate the third-party storage with vSAN and now needs to configure a storage policy to make sure the vSAN Direct storage is used by the vSAN Data Persistence platform third-party software solution. Which type of storage policy configuration should the administrator use?
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- AA storage policy with tag or capability-based rules for vSAN Direct
- BA storage policy with capability-based rules for third-party storage
- CA vSAN shared nothing policy with no data redundancy (FTT=0)
- DAvSAN storage policy with one failure to tolerate (N 1=1)
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Explanation
You need to create a vSAN storage policy to take advantage of vSAN direct storage. On the Policy structure select Enable tag based placement rules. https://4sysops.com/archives/how-to-configure-vmware-vsan-direct-on-vsphere-7-u1/#vmware- vsan-direct-requirements
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