1v0-41.20 Exam Dumps : Associate VMware Network Virtualization

In NSX-T Data Center, the Geneve protocol is used to provide overlay networks on top of physical networks. Geneve (Generic Network Virtualization Encapsulation) is a tunneling protocol that enables the creation of virtual network overlays, allowing for the segmentation and isolation of network traffic in multi-tenant environments. This flexibility simplifies network management and enhances scalability.

NSX Service Mesh provides a language-independent way to observe, automate, secure, and control microservices. It extends the capabilities of NSX-T Data Center to microservices, offering consistent networking and security across different environments. This allows customers to manage and secure their microservices without being dependent on the programming languages used to build those services.

To enable vSphere High Availability (HA), ESXi hosts need access to shared data storage. Shared storage is critical for HA as it allows virtual machines to be restarted on other hosts within the cluster in the event of a host failure. The shared storage ensures that the virtual machine files are accessible to any host in the HA cluster, facilitating seamless failover.