VDCD510 · Question #112
A platform validation plan is primarily concerned with guest VM settings and application delivery rather than VMware platform functionality.
The correct answer is B. False. A validation plan can range from a detailed test plan to high-level statements. It should not be subjective. The best validation is to place a platform under a typical test of what it will be faced with in the field --for example, having a simulated number of users go through a…
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A platform validation plan is primarily concerned with guest VM settings and application delivery rather than VMware platform functionality.
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- ATrue
- BFalse
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(23 responses)- A26% (6)
- B74% (17)
Explanation
A validation plan can range from a detailed test plan to high-level statements. It should not be subjective. The best validation is to place a platform under a typical test of what it will be faced with in the field --for example, having a simulated number of users go through a workflow (perhaps a website). A lot of these tasks vary with the type of application and are primarily application functionality based. In addition, platform or infrastructure metrics are key for validation and for information to be used within the operational documentation (for example, troubleshooting guide, monitoring recommendations).
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