VMware Site Recovery Manager (2025) — Question 36
An administrator is responsible for managing a VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF)-based private cloud. The private cloud consists of a single tenant with two projects: Development and Production.
The administrator has been tasked with ensuring that, when users deploy new VMware Supervisor-based resources within the private cloud, they meet the following criteria:
•By default, all Kubernetes clusters must tolerate a single control plane node failure.
•Only Kubernetes cluster resources will be deployed within the production project.
•In the development project, resources must be minimized.
Which three actions should the administrator take to meet the objective? (Choose three.)
Answer options
- A. Create a new IaaS Resource Policy for the production project using the Enforce single-control-node Kubernetes cluster template.
- B. Create a new IaaS Resource Policy for the production project using the Disallow VM resource template.
- C. Create a new IaaS Resource Policy for the organization using the Enforce multi-control-node Kubernetes cluster template.
- D. Create a new IaaS Resource Policy for the organization using the Disallow VM resource template.
- E. Create a new IaaS Resource Policy for the development project using the Enforce single-control-node Kubernetes cluster template.
- F. Create a new IaaS Resource Policy for the development project using the Enforce multi-control-node Kubernetes cluster template.
Correct answer: B, C, E
Explanation
The correct options are B, C, and E because they align with the requirements set by the administrator. Option B ensures that no VM resources can be deployed in the production project, maintaining the focus on Kubernetes clusters. Option C provides a resource policy that supports multiple control nodes for the organization, which is essential for resilience. Option E ensures that the development project adheres to the single control-node requirement while minimizing resource allocation. The other options do not meet the specified criteria effectively.