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An administrator was asked to ensure virtual machines running in a production workload domain are protected even against two simultaneous host failures in the cluster using vSAN storage.
Which storage policy parameter must be configured accordingly to satisfy this requirement?
In vSAN storage, the Failures to Tolerate (FTT) parameter in the storage policy determines the number of host or disk failures a virtual machine can withstand without data loss. Setting FTT = 2 ensures that the VM is protected even in the event of two simultaneous host failures by creating additional data replicas to meet this level of redundancy.
An architect wants more compute resources in the Production cluster of a Production Workload Domain (WLD). As a design decision the architect decided to expand this cluster by adding more ESXi hosts.
What is the right method to add these ESXi hosts in this cluster?
In VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF), the correct process for adding new ESXi hosts to an existing cluster in a workload domain involves using SDDC Manager. The administrator must first commission the new hosts in SDDC Manager, making them available to be added to workload domains. After commissioning, the hosts can be added to the specific cluster in the Production Workload Domain. This process ensures that the new hosts are fully integrated into the VCF environment and managed under vSphere Lifecycle Manager (vLCM) for consistent patching and updates.
Management has asked the cloud administration team to investigate transitioning to the VMware Cloud Foundation+ (VCF+) licensing model. The cloud administration team found there are workload domain limitations.
For VMware Cloud Foundation 5.0 + licensing, which maximum Workload Domain deployment architecture is supported?
In VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) 5.0+ under the VCF+ licensing model, the architecture supports a maximum of 4 additional Workload Domains beyond the Management Domain. This limitation means that in total, up to 5 Workload Domains (including the Management Domain) are supported in a VCF+ deployment.
An organization has a VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) environment and a non-VCF vSphere environment to connect with VMware Cloud.
How many VMware Cloud Gateway instances are required to connect these with the same VMware Cloud organization?
To connect both a VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) environment and a non-VCF vSphere environment to the same VMware Cloud organization, the organization requires two VMware Cloud Gateway instances. One gateway instance is needed for each environment, ensuring that both the VCF and non-VCF vSphere environments can be connected and managed within the same VMware Cloud organization.
An administrator is planning to upgrade an existing VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) environment:
* 2 VCF instances across 2 sites
* NSX Federated environment
* 1 VMware Cloud Director instance at each site
* Aria suite at each site
Which three components can be upgraded as part of the VCF automated lifecycle management via SDDC manager? (Choose three.)
In a VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) environment, SDDC Manager automates the lifecycle management of key infrastructure components. The components that can be upgraded through SDDC Manager's automated lifecycle management include:
1. VMware ESXi Hosts: SDDC Manager can manage and automate the upgrade of ESXi hosts across the VCF environment.
2. VMware NSX Local Managers: Local NSX Managers at each site are managed and upgraded by SDDC Manager as part of the VCF lifecycle management.
3. VMware Aria Suite Lifecycle: The Aria Suite Lifecycle (formerly vRealize Suite Lifecycle) can also be upgraded via SDDC Manager to maintain compatibility with VCF.
