In Huawei's SDN solution, what is the wrong description of the FusionSphere business model?

Question

Options

• APODs are physical units, i.e. a Fabric network can be thought of as a POD.
• BVDC is a resource unit, VDC supports cross-POD deployment, and tenants rent resources at VDC
• CVPC is a business unit, and VPC supports cross-POD deployment.
• DVMs are virtual machines, and VMs can be deployed across VPCs.

• A
  16% (9)
• B
  9% (5)
• C
  4% (2)
• D
  71% (40)

Explanation

A POD is a physical unit, for example, a Fabric network can be thought of as a POD. As the basic deployment unit for carrying services, a set of resources can be deployed in one or more PODs, and a POD can also carry multiple sets of resources. The VDC is a unit of resources, and the VDC supports cross-POD deployment, and the tenant rents resources at the VDC granularity. A VPC is a business unit that supports cross-POD deployment. Different VPCs for the same tenant can also be deployed in different PODs.

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