Question 1

What is an example of an availability design quality?

Options :

A : A vSphere cluster is configured to support an N + 1 level of redundancy.

B : A vSphere cluster is configured to support a maximum tolerated downtime of one hour.

C : A vSphere cluster is configured to stage patches on ESXi hosts before applying them.

D : A vSphere cluster is configured to use a dedicated network adapter for vMotion traffic.

Answer: A

Question 2

An architect is discussing recoverability considerations for a new vSphere solution as part of a requirements workshop. The customer has informed the architect that the company policy is to not perform backups of ESXi hosts due to their selected backup software not supporting the ESXi software. In the past, when hosts have experienced failures, the hosts have been reinstalled from the VMware provided ESXi image and manually configured by an administrator. The customer asks the architect to design a solution that will reduce the manual effort required by the administrator to return a failed host to service. What could the architect include in the design to meet the customer's request?

Options :

A : Use the ESXi command line to perform backups of the ESXi hosts to a central location

B : Configure a host profile per cluster

C : Create a custom iso image of ESXi and update it each time VMware releases a new update

D : Configure ESXi hosts with RAID1 boot volumes

Answer: B

Question 3

An architect is working with stakeholders to define requirements for architecting a new VMware vSphere design. What are two strategies for engaging with stakeholders to achieve this goal? (Choose two.)

Options :

A :

The architect conducts workshops with the virtualization technical team to gather deployment justifications.

B :

The architect conducts workshops and interviews limited to those stakeholders identified in the assessment phase of the project.

C : The architect conducts workshops with stakeholders to gather business and technical requirements.

D :

The architect conducts multiple rounds of interviews with stakeholders, iteratively refining requirements.

E :

The architect conducts interviews focusing on business requirements to build the architectural business case

Answer: C,D

Question 4

An architect is designing a new workload domain in an existing VMware Cloud Foundation environment. The customer requirement is to physically separate the vSAN network traffic from other management network flows. Which design decision should the architect make to meet this requirement?

Options :

A : Deploy the new workload domain usinga vSAN stretched cluster.

B : Deploy the new workload domain using multiple physical adapters.

C : Deploy the new workload domain usingSDDC Manager.

D : Deploy the new workload domain using API.

Answer: B

Question 5

An architect is designing a new vSphere solution. The customer has stated that the solution will be used to host different types of applications, some of which have special considerations. The customer has provided the following information in relation to the special considerations: The applications are sensitive to the time it takes for CPUs to be accessible to process instructions The applications send and receive large amounts of data across the network The applications are sensitive to the time it takes for the data to be sent and received at the destination What could the architect include in the design for these considerations?

Options :

A :

Use vSphere Distributed Resource Scheduler (DRS) with affinity rules to keep the virtual machines on the same ESXi hosts

B : Use vSphere Distributed Services Engine with Network I/O Control on the distributed switch

C : Use vSphere Distributed Services Engine with Data Processing Units (DPUs) in the ESXi host hardware

D : Use vSphere Distributed Resource Scheduler (DRS) with SmartNICs in the ESXi host hardware

Answer: C

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