Cisco Datacenter Unified Computing Infrastructure Design — Question 1

How do service profiles enable workload mobility?

Answer options

• A. Service Profiles represent a physical view of a server without any ties to specific virtual hardware
• B. Service Profiles work with the underlying hypervisor and communicate with the VM to detect workload movement
• C. Service Profiles represent a logical view of a server without any ties to specific physical hardware
• D. Service Profiles communicate workload movement to VCenter

Correct answer: A

Explanation

The correct answer, A, indicates that Service Profiles provide a physical representation of a server, allowing workloads to be moved without being linked to particular virtual hardware. Option B is incorrect because it implies a direct interaction with the VM for detecting movement, which is not the primary function of Service Profiles. Option C misrepresents the nature of Service Profiles, as they indeed provide a physical, not a logical, view. Option D is also incorrect as it suggests that Service Profiles directly communicate workload movement to VCenter, which is not their role.