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You are the technical designer for a vSphere platform transformation project. After conducting SME interviews and using various platform information-gathering methods, you have created a high-level design document. This document specifies the following: Requirements: R1. The solution must not have a single point of failure. R2. Production applications must not have an outage of more than 10 seconds. R3. Data must be based in the UK. R4. There is a 7-year retention policy for contracts. R5. Applications should support existing and developing workloads for the next 3 years' growth. Spec of servers: Web 1 vCPU, 2 GB RAM, 100 GB storage App 1 vCPU, 4 GB RAM, 100 Gb storage DB 2 vCPU, 16 GB RAM, 750 Gb storage At a late stage in the software development life cycle of a production application developed in- house, an unfortunate issue was identified when the application was deployed to the production vSphere cluster. The production core stacked switch has capacity issues, and this is having a serious impact on all applications for which the switch is providing network services. Within the test system, the application works as intended in the single test VLAN and with a single-host configuration. Which of the following could be tried to help in this situation, from a vSphere perspective? (Choose two)
Options
- ARedevelop the application for a virtual platform
- BPlace the application into a single-vApp network
- CAdd DRS rules to keep network traffic within the same host, where possible
- DConfigure network I/O control
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