A cloud provider wants to adopt VMware Cloud Foundation for management and resource clusters and is planning on having separate management and user workload domains. Which architecture achieves this…

The correct answer is B. Standard. With the standard architecture model, management workloads run on a dedicated management domain and user workloads are deployed in separate virtual infrastructure (kit) workload domains. Each workload domain is managed by a separate vCenter Server instance which provides for…

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A cloud provider wants to adopt VMware Cloud Foundation for management and resource clusters and is planning on having separate management and user workload domains. Which architecture achieves this goal?

Options

AMulti-instance Management
BStandard
CStretched
DConsolidated

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A
5% (3)
B
71% (44)
C
16% (10)
D
8% (5)

Explanation

With the standard architecture model, management workloads run on a dedicated management domain and user workloads are deployed in separate virtual infrastructure (kit) workload domains. Each workload domain is managed by a separate vCenter Server instance which provides for scalability and allows for autonomous licensing and lifecycle management. vcloud-director-on-vmware-cloud-foundation-tech-paper.pdf

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