3V0-21.21 Exam Dumps : Advanced Design VMware vSphere 7.x

An architect is considering placement of virtual machines within an existing VMware software-defined data center (SDDC).

During the discovery phase, the following information is documented:

Cluster One

• Six ESXi hosts
• vSphere HA with host failures cluster tolerates = 1
• Proactive HA is enabled and set to automated
• Fully Automated vSphere DRS
• Transparent Page Sharing (TPS) is enabled

Cluster Two

• Eight ESXi hosts
• vSphere HA with host failures cluster tolerates = 1
• Proactive HA is disabled
• Partially Automated vSphere DRS
• Transparent Page Sharing (TPS) is disabled

Cluster Three

• Three ESXi hosts
• vSphere HA with admission control is disabled
• Proactive HA is not supported
• Transparent Page Sharing (TPS) is disabled

Virtual Machine Resource Profile 1

• Memory sharing techniques should not be used
• Virtual machines should be automatically restarted in the event of host failure if resources are available
• Automated initial virtual machine placement

Virtual Machine Resource Profile 2

• Memory sharing techniques should not be used
• Virtual machines should be automatically restarted in the event of host failure regardless of available resources
• Automated initial virtual machine placement

Which two recommendations should the architect make for placement of the virtual machines to meet resource profile requirements? (Choose two.)

An architect is designing a new vSphere environment with the following resources:

• 600 vCPU
• 5,760 GB RAM

Average resource usage is:

• 60 vCPU
• 1,152 GB RAM

The design must meet the following requirements:

• The environment has the ability to burst by 25%.
• Each host can schedule 36 vCPUs and has 512 GB RAM.
• Management overhead is 20%.

What is the minimum number of hosts required to meet the design requirements?

During a requirements gathering workshop, the customer provides the following requirement:

• A new vSphere platform must be designed securely and all interfaces must be protected against potential snooping.

How should this non-functional security requirement be documented?