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CV0-003 · Question #51

A company has a virtual database server running in the cloud that the company would like to start hosting in-house on a newly purchased blade server. Which of the following virtualization tools…

The correct answer is B. V2P. Moving a virtual machine from the cloud to a physical on-premises server is a Virtual-to-Physical (V2P) migration. This is the reverse of the more common P2V process.

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Question

A company has a virtual database server running in the cloud that the company would like to start hosting in-house on a newly purchased blade server. Which of the following virtualization tools would BEST be used to accomplish this?

Options

  • AP2P
  • BV2P
  • CP2V
  • DV2V

How the community answered

(22 responses)
  • A
    5% (1)
  • B
    95% (21)

Why each option

Moving a virtual machine from the cloud to a physical on-premises server is a Virtual-to-Physical (V2P) migration. This is the reverse of the more common P2V process.

AP2P

P2P (Physical to Physical) refers to migrating a workload from one physical machine to another, which does not apply here since the source is a virtual machine.

BV2PCorrect

V2P (Virtual to Physical) is the correct process for migrating a workload that currently runs as a virtual machine and needs to be converted to run directly on physical hardware. In this scenario, the cloud-hosted virtual database server must be extracted from its virtualized environment and deployed onto the new blade server as a physical installation, which is exactly what V2P migration tools accomplish.

CP2V

P2V (Physical to Virtual) is the opposite process - converting a physical machine into a virtual machine - which is the reverse of what is needed.

DV2V

V2V (Virtual to Virtual) migrates a virtual machine from one hypervisor or cloud environment to another virtual environment, not to physical hardware.

Concept tested: V2P migration from cloud to physical hardware

Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/migrate/tutorial-migrate-physical-virtual-machines

Topics

#V2P migration#cloud migration#virtualization tools#workload migration

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