A systems administrator is deploying a new virtualized environment. The setup is a three-server cluster with 12 VMs running on each server. While executing a vertical-scaling test of the vCPU on the…

The correct answer is A. Compute. Vertical scaling, also known as scaling up, is the process of adding resources such as processing power (CPU) or memory to a server. If the administrator is getting an error while trying to scale the vCPU on the VMs, it's likely that there's a compute resource limitation.

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A systems administrator is deploying a new virtualized environment. The setup is a three-server cluster with 12 VMs running on each server. While executing a vertical-scaling test of the vCPU on the VMs, the administrator gets an error. Which of the following issues is MOST likely occurring?

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ACompute
BStorage
CLicensing
DScripts

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A
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B
8% (3)
C
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D
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Explanation

Vertical scaling, also known as scaling up, is the process of adding resources such as processing power (CPU) or memory to a server. If the administrator is getting an error while trying to scale the vCPU on the VMs, it's likely that there's a compute resource limitation.

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