performance problem with one of their ESXi 5.x hosts. Host disconnections from vCenter Server as well as sluggish performance when performing tasks on the host have been observed. Based on the…

The correct answer is D. 8. As we can see at the top we have 14vCPUs, 7VMs. So we have 14 vCPUs to distribute between the 7 VMs. I've broken down my thought process into several steps after looking for hints: Now, seeing how high RDY is we definately get a hint that FileSever01 is overprovisioned. Add a…

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performance problem with one of their ESXi 5.x hosts. Host disconnections from vCenter Server as well as sluggish performance when performing tasks on the host have been observed. Based on the output in the exhibit, how many vCPU's have been assigned to FileServer01?

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A
3% (1)
B
9% (3)
C
15% (5)
D
74% (25)

Explanation

As we can see at the top we have 14vCPUs, 7VMs. So we have 14 vCPUs to distribute between the 7 VMs. I've broken down my thought process into several steps after looking for hints: Now, seeing how high RDY is we definately get a hint that FileSever01 is overprovisioned. Add a value of 9.28 of %CSTP to the equation and that is definitely the case. In fact, with such a huge %CSTP I would guess that it is overprovisioned 8:1, meaning that it probably has a 8vcpus. Both scenarios 1 and 2 have a total of 14 vCPUs. However, due to the fact of %CSTP of being 9.28 I'd probably go with scenario 01 and say 8 vCPUs instead of 4vCPUs.

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