Which two platforms are supported implementation options for release 10.1 Avaya Aura Core products? (Choose two.)

Question

Options

• AUbuntu
• BSystem Platform
• CWindows Server 2019
• DSoftware only ?Customer Provided Redhat OS
• EVMware ESXI

• A
  4% (1)
• B
  92% (23)
• C
  4% (1)

Explanation

Avaya Aura release 10.1 Core products support System Platform (B) - Avaya's own virtualization appliance - and Software Only on Customer Provided Red Hat OS (D), which allows deployment on a customer-managed RHEL environment. Ubuntu (A) is not a supported OS for Avaya Aura Core deployments, as Avaya standardizes on Red Hat Enterprise Linux for Linux-based installations. Windows Server 2019 (C) is irrelevant since Avaya Aura Core components are Linux-based, not Windows applications. VMware ESXi (E) is a hypervisor, not a deployment platform option in Avaya's terminology - while Avaya appliances may run on VMware underneath, ESXi alone is not a listed implementation option for this release.

Memory tip: Think "Big Deployments" - Bundled (System Platform, Avaya handles the stack) vs. DIY (Software Only, you bring your own RHEL). These two represent Avaya-managed vs. customer-managed approaches, which is a core distinction Avaya tests on.

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