An architect is responsible for extending the hosting design for a customer. The customer has a mission-critical 3-node application which is load balanced in an active/active/passive configuration. The application administrator requests that the virtual infrastructure team be responsible for maintaining platform level availability. An organizational policy exists to mandate the highest possible availability for mission-critical applications.
Based on the resource requirements, the architect has made the following design decision:
The target vSphere cluster contains three VMware ESXi host servers
A combination of which additional four physical design decisions should the architect make to maximize availability of the application? (Choose four.)
An architect is designing a solution for a customer to meet the following business objectives:
Pass compliance audits
Reuse compute hardware
Grow by 10% per year
Move to a subscription-based consumption model
Which business objective translates as a conceptual model constraint?
An architect is conducting interviews to gather requirements for a new vSphere-based private cloud solution.
The following information has been provided by the customer:
The customer, after 10 years within an outsourced managed service contract, has decided to bring application hosting back in-house but lacks the VMware skills to support this.
The customer currently has 5,000 workloads under contract and managed by their partner.
The customer would like to keep IT infrastructure costs at a minimum.
The customer would like to ensure that the solution supports the company's green IT agenda by reducing their carbon footprint.
Which statement is classified as a business factor that would impact the design?
An architect is working on a security design for a shared storage environment. The storage array provides connectivity by the NFS protocol.
Which two design decisions could the architect include for this solution? (Choose two.)