A Platform Engineer is deploying an NKP workload cluster using the nkp create cluster vsphere command. The cluster will be utilized by the company's code-green team and the engineer has already created a code-green NKP workspace on the NKP management cluster. After issuing the deploy command, the engineer monitored the build using the nkp describe cluster command and confirmed it completed successfully. However, a few hours later, after logging into the NKP UI, the engineer checked the code-green NKP workspace and saw that the NKP workload cluster was not there. What is the likely reason the NKP workload cluster is not in the code-green NKP workspace?

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C. The engineer did not supply the --namespace code-green parameter as part of the nkp create

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A. The vSphere cluster cannot be displayed in the NKP UI unless its Kubernetes version is within `N -

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B. The vSphere service account credentials had expired prior to the engineer's attempt to view the

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D. NKP vSphere clusters cannot be assigned NKP workspaces and instead are assigned the default

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