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D-ECS-DS-23 · Question #82

What is the minimum number of VDCs that can be managed as a federation?

The correct answer is C. 2. Option C (2) is correct because a federation, by definition, is a union of two or more entities working together - you cannot federate a single VDC with itself, so 2 is the logical and technical minimum. Options A (3), B (4), and D (5) are all valid federation sizes but…

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Question

What is the minimum number of VDCs that can be managed as a federation?

Options

  • A3
  • B4
  • C2
  • D5

How the community answered

(33 responses)
  • B
    6% (2)
  • C
    91% (30)
  • D
    3% (1)

Explanation

Option C (2) is correct because a federation, by definition, is a union of two or more entities working together - you cannot federate a single VDC with itself, so 2 is the logical and technical minimum. Options A (3), B (4), and D (5) are all valid federation sizes but describe configurations larger than the minimum, making them incorrect answers to a question specifically asking for the minimum. Think of it like a political federation: a country can't federate alone - it needs at least one partner, making 2 the floor.

Memory tip: "Fed2ration" - the "2" is baked right into the concept. Any federation requires exactly two sides at minimum.

Topics

#federation#VDC#minimum configuration

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