NCP-MCA · Question #110
An administrator is trying to deploy a VM from an image onto a newly-built cluster, but the image is unavailable. The administrator is able to deploy the image onto other clusters with no issue…
The correct answer is A. The cluster does not have the proper category assigned for the placement policy, C. The image does not have the proper category assigned for the placement policy. The image is unavailable for deployment on the cluster because the cluster and the image do not have the proper categories assigned for the placement policy. A placement policy is a set of rules that determines which clusters and images are available for VM deployment based on…
Question
An administrator is trying to deploy a VM from an image onto a newly-built cluster, but the image is unavailable. The administrator is able to deploy the image onto other clusters with no issue. Image placement policies have already been created within Prism Central. Why is the image unavailable for deployment on the cluster?
Options
- AThe cluster does not have the proper category assigned for the placement policy,
- BThe image is corrupted.
- CThe image does not have the proper category assigned for the placement policy,
- DThe image has not been directly uploaded to the cluster
How the community answered
(39 responses)- A72% (28)
- B8% (3)
- D21% (8)
Explanation
The image is unavailable for deployment on the cluster because the cluster and the image do not have the proper categories assigned for the placement policy. A placement policy is a set of rules that determines which clusters and images are available for VM deployment based on the categories and values assigned to them. If the cluster and the image do not match the placement policy criteria, they will not be shown as options for VM deployment. Therefore, the administrator needs to assign the appropriate categories and values to the cluster and the image to make them compatible with the placement policy.
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