A vApp can be created with its own resource settings and requirements.

The correct answer is A. True. A vApp is a logical container of guest virtual machine objects. The use of a container provides the ability to use key management functionality, which can dramatically help a virtualized platform. Automation allows lots of VMs to be managed by fewer staff. A vApp can have…

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A vApp is a logical container of guest virtual machine objects. The use of a container provides the ability to use key management functionality, which can dramatically help a virtualized platform. Automation allows lots of VMs to be managed by fewer staff. A vApp can have resource allocations applied at the vApp level, outside the resource pool configuration.

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