Which two resources are the most impacted in the infrastructure sprawl experienced in non-
virtualized data centers? (Choose two)
A. Power
B. storage
C. Compute
D. Network
AC
The initial motivator to move to virtualization was server consolidation. Server sprawl was a very big
problem in the 1 app, 1 server datacenter environment. Hundreds of servers were using power,
generating
heat,
taking
up
space,
and
requiring
administration.
On
top
of that, the great majority of these servers were woefully underutilized, using just a fraction of their
CPU and memory. It was a completely inefficient way to run a datacenter. Virtualization allowed one
physical server to be shared by multiple VMs. In the early days, you could get ratios of 20 to 1this
represented significant cost savings to the business. Over time, these ratios have grown, and it is not
uncommon to see ratios of 100 to 1 now.
Which tab in the vSphere Web Client allows you to view the state of CPU and memory components
for an ESXi Host?
A
Which storage format can be used to deploy data stores on block storage devices?
C
Which vSphere feature automatically optimized resource utilization and responds to workload
requirements?
C
In what two ways can vSphere Replication minimize network bandwidth consumption while
replicating and storing virtual machines?
CD
Which three chart styles are available when viewing performance metrics in the vSphere web client?
(Choose three.)
ACD
Which two features of vSphere helps organizations plan for disaster recovery? (Choose two)
A. High Availability
B. vSphere Replication
C. Fault Tolerance
D. Data Protection
BD
vSphere Data Protection (VDP) creates image-level backups of VMs within your environment. It
essentially captures the entire VM entity and stores it in a specified location. In the event of a VM
deletion or other similar disaster, the VM can be restored in its entirety utilizing VDP.
vSphere Replication (VR) is a vSphere feature that copies VM information from one location to
another. These locations can be within the same cluster, a different cluster, a different vCenter, or
even a different datacenter. It is a continual copy of a VMs state performed on a defined interval. As
with VADP, it replicates only the changes made since the last interval to reduce network bandwidth
and increase copy times.
Which two vSphere 6.x technologies simplify management in data centers with multiple vCenter
instances? (Choose two)
AB
What are two capabilities of Network I/O Control? (Choose two.)
BD
What is the network technology used by VMware Software-Defined Data Centers to virtualize
network resources?
A