A currently deployed vSAN cluster must deliver persistent storage. The administrator needs to properly configure the vSAN Direct Configuration for this solution. Which two steps should be taken?…

The correct answer is A. Create a storage policy for vSAN Direct C. Claim unused disks for vSAN Direct. vSAN Direct, the administrator must first create a storage policy for vSAN Direct, which defines how the local storage is consumed. Then, claim unused disks for vSAN Direct so that these disks can be presented directly to container workloads as persistent storage. vSAN Direct…

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A currently deployed vSAN cluster must deliver persistent storage. The administrator needs to properly configure the vSAN Direct Configuration for this solution. Which two steps should be taken? (Choose two.)

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ACreate a storage policy for vSAN Direct
BAssign the storage policy to the container VMs
CClaim unused disks for vSAN Direct
DConfigure vSAN File Services for vSAN Direct
ECreate a vSAN storage policy with FTT=0

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D
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E
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Explanation

vSAN Direct, the administrator must first create a storage policy for vSAN Direct, which defines how the local storage is consumed. Then, claim unused disks for vSAN Direct so that these disks can be presented directly to container workloads as persistent storage. vSAN Direct is designed for use with containerized environments such as vSphere with Tanzu, and these two steps ensure proper configuration and availability of local persistent volumes.

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#vSAN Direct#persistent storage#disk claiming#vSAN Direct storage policy

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