VMware Exam 5V0-21.21 Topic 8 Question 37 Discussion

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Question #: 37
Topic #: 8

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An administrator is planning to deploy cloud-native workloads onto the vSAN Direct datastore.

Which storage policy structure rule is supported?

AHost-based rules

BvVOL storage rules

CTag-based placement rules

DStorage performance-based rules

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Suggested Answer: C

by Delisa at Feb 28, 2023, 05:10 PM

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Luther

2 months ago

I'd choose C) Tag-based placement rules. It's the only one that sounds remotely cloud-native. Unless, of course, the answer is 'all of the above' - because you can never have too many storage policies, right?

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Aron

14 days ago

I would go with A) Host-based rules for better control over where the workloads are placed.

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Gail

26 days ago

I think D) Storage performance-based rules could also be important for optimizing performance.

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Carlee

28 days ago

I agree, C) Tag-based placement rules seem like the best fit for cloud-native workloads.

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Jaleesa

2 months ago

I'm going to have to go with B) vVOL storage rules. It's the only option that mentions 'cloud-native,' so it must be the right answer. *winks*

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Izetta

21 days ago

Yeah, vVOL storage rules make sense for deploying cloud-native workloads onto the vSAN Direct datastore.

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Francoise

27 days ago

I agree, vVOL storage rules are specifically designed for virtual volumes, which would be important for cloud-native workloads.

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Rolf

1 months ago

I think you're right, B) vVOL storage rules seem to be the most relevant for cloud-native workloads.

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Alethea

2 months ago

As a vSphere expert, I can confidently say the answer is A) Host-based rules. This is a core feature of vSAN that can be leveraged for cloud-native deployments.

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Albina

4 days ago

Host-based rules offer the flexibility needed to meet the specific needs of the vSAN Direct datastore.

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Nicholle

9 days ago

It's important to ensure the storage policy structure aligns with the requirements of the cloud-native workloads.

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Lavonna

21 days ago

Yes, host-based rules provide the necessary structure for managing storage policies in this scenario.

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Marica

26 days ago

I agree, host-based rules are essential for deploying cloud-native workloads on vSAN Direct.

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Teresita

1 months ago

Host-based rules simplify the management of storage resources and help optimize the performance of the workloads.

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Mitzie

1 months ago

It's important to configure the storage policies correctly to meet the requirements of the cloud-native applications.

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Virgilio

2 months ago

Yes, host-based rules provide the necessary structure for ensuring performance and availability of the workloads.

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Jesusita

2 months ago

I agree, host-based rules are essential for deploying cloud-native workloads on vSAN Direct.

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Leah

2 months ago

Hmm, I'm not too familiar with vSAN Direct, but I'd guess D) Storage performance-based rules. That seems like it would be a logical choice for cloud-native workloads.

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