SK0-005 · Question #239
Which of the following BEST describes overprovisioning in a virtual server environment?
The correct answer is A. Committing more virtual resources to virtual machines than there are physical resources present. This is the best definition of overprovisioning in a virtual server environment because it means allocating more CPU, memory, disk, or network resources to the virtual machines than what is actually available on the physical host. This can lead to performance issues and resource
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Which of the following BEST describes overprovisioning in a virtual server environment?
Options
- ACommitting more virtual resources to virtual machines than there are physical resources present
- BInstalling more physical hardware than is necessary to run the virtual environment to allow for
- CAllowing a virtual machine to utilize more resources than are allocated to it based on the server
- DEnsuring there are enough physical resources to sustain the complete virtual environment in the
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(38 responses)- A95% (36)
- B3% (1)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
This is the best definition of overprovisioning in a virtual server environment because it means allocating more CPU, memory, disk, or network resources to the virtual machines than what is actually available on the physical host. This can lead to performance issues and resource
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