H13-511_V5.5 · Question #511
HVM in a full copy VM group has a system disk, and the VM template type is full copy.
The correct answer is A. true. Option A is correct because in virtualization platforms (such as Huawei FusionCompute), an HVM (Hardware Virtual Machine) deployed within a full copy VM group is provisioned with its own independent system disk - a complete copy of the template disk rather than a shared or…
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HVM in a full copy VM group has a system disk, and the VM template type is full copy.
Options
- Atrue
- Bfalse
How the community answered
(57 responses)- A84% (48)
- B16% (9)
Explanation
Option A is correct because in virtualization platforms (such as Huawei FusionCompute), an HVM (Hardware Virtual Machine) deployed within a full copy VM group is provisioned with its own independent system disk - a complete copy of the template disk rather than a shared or differential image. The template type is correspondingly set to "full copy," which means the entire disk contents are duplicated for each VM instance, giving each VM a fully independent storage footprint. Option B is wrong because it contradicts this behavior: full copy VM groups by definition create standalone system disks per VM, and HVM instances require a complete bootable disk to operate under hardware virtualization.
Memory tip: Think of "full copy" as a photocopy machine - every VM gets its own complete printout (system disk), and the label on that printout (template type) says "full copy." HVM + full copy group = always has its own system disk.
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