5V0-43.21 · Question #87
Which three properties are configurable for a Service Engine Group? (Choose three.)
The correct answer is A. Load balancing algorithm D. Auto rebalance policy E. Analytics profile. In Avi Networks / VMware NSX Advanced Load Balancer, a Service Engine Group (SEG) is the logical container that governs how Service Engines are created and managed. The Load Balancing Algorithm (A) controls how Virtual Services are distributed across SEs within the group; the…
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Which three properties are configurable for a Service Engine Group? (Choose three.)
Options
- ALoad balancing algorithm
- BService Engine CPU and memory
- CSSL profile
- DAuto rebalance policy
- EAnalytics profile
- FReal time metrics
How the community answered
(33 responses)- A88% (29)
- B6% (2)
- C3% (1)
- F3% (1)
Explanation
In Avi Networks / VMware NSX Advanced Load Balancer, a Service Engine Group (SEG) is the logical container that governs how Service Engines are created and managed. The Load Balancing Algorithm (A) controls how Virtual Services are distributed across SEs within the group; the Auto Rebalance Policy (D) defines the rules for when and how the system automatically redistributes load among SEs; and the Analytics Profile (E) is attached at the SEG level to control metrics collection behavior across all SEs in the group.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- (B) CPU and memory - These are infrastructure-level SE parameters (set at the cloud/SE level), not a first-class SEG-level configuration property.
- (C) SSL profile - SSL profiles are applied at the Virtual Service level, not the SEG.
- (F) Real-time metrics - This is a setting within an Analytics Profile, not a standalone SEG-configurable property.
Memory tip: Think of a SEG as managing "How SEs work together" - the Algorithm for distribution, Auto Rebalance to keep it balanced, and Analytics to observe it. Anything that belongs to individual services (SSL) or infrastructure resources (CPU/RAM) lives elsewhere.
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