VMware Workspace ONE Advanced (VCAP-DTM Design) — Question 36

The IT team for a small government organization wants to deploy Horizon Apps.
✑ It needs to provide Windows desktops to two groups of users.
✑ Most users only need a few Windows applications.
✑ It wants to minimize storage space required.
✑ It determined that they need 4 RDS Hosts, but more will be needed in the next 6 to 8 weeks.
✑ It installed and configured RDS on a Windows server VM, installed the Horizon Agent, and then the Windows applications.
What steps must the organization perform next to create a scalable and flexible Horizon Apps deployment?

Answer options

• A. 1. Create a manual Horizon RDS Farm 2. Clone the RDS VM 4 times 3. Create and entitle an RDS desktop pool 4. Create and entitle RDS application pools
• B. 1. Create an automated Horizon RDS Farm 2. Select the RDS VM with the Horizon Agent 3. Create and entitle two RDS desktop pools 4. Create and entitle RDS application pools
• C. 1. Create an automated Horizon RDS Farm 2. Select the RDS VM with the Horizon Agent 3. Create and entitle an RDS desktop pool 4. Create and entitle RDS application pools
• D. 1. Clone the RDS VM 4 times 2. Create a manual Horizon RDS Farm 3. Create and entitle two RDS desktop pools 4. Create and entitle RDS application pools

Correct answer: B

Explanation

The correct answer is B because creating an automated Horizon RDS Farm allows for easier scalability and management of RDS hosts, which is essential given the future growth expected. Options A and D involve manual processes that are less flexible and efficient for scaling, while option C only suggests creating one RDS desktop pool instead of the two required for the user groups.