NCP-MCI-6.10 · Question #104
What happens when a VM is associated with multiple VM-Host affinity policies?
The correct answer is A. The newest policy takes precedence. In Nutanix AHV, when a VM is associated with multiple VM-Host affinity policies, the newest (most recently created or applied) policy takes precedence over older ones. This last-write-wins behavior provides a predictable conflict resolution mechanism, ensuring that…
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What happens when a VM is associated with multiple VM-Host affinity policies?
Options
- AThe newest policy takes precedence.
- BThe VM is automatically removed from all policies.
- CAll policies are applied simultaneously.
- DThe oldest policy is applied
How the community answered
(38 responses)- A92% (35)
- C5% (2)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
In Nutanix AHV, when a VM is associated with multiple VM-Host affinity policies, the newest (most recently created or applied) policy takes precedence over older ones. This last-write-wins behavior provides a predictable conflict resolution mechanism, ensuring that administrators can update affinity rules by applying a new policy without needing to explicitly remove the old one first. Option B (automatic removal from all policies) would be disruptive and is not how Nutanix handles this. Option C (all policies applied simultaneously) could create conflicting constraints that are impossible to satisfy. Option D (oldest policy applies) is the opposite of the actual behavior and would make it impossible to override existing affinity rules without manual cleanup.
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