Online Access Free VMware.3V0-24.25.v2026-04-09.q49 Practice Test (Page 5)

3V0-24.25 Exam Question 16

A Platform Engineer needs to enable the Cluster Autoscaler for an existing TKG cluster named web- cluster to handle bursty traffic. The cluster currently has a static worker node count.
Review the TanzuKubernetesCluster YAML snippet:
spec:
topology:
workers:
replicas: 3
vmClass: best-effort-medium
storageClass: default-storage
Which modification to the YAML manifest correctly enables autoscaling for the worker node pool?

A.Add the annotations cluster.k8s.io/cluster-api-autoscaler-node-group-min-size and cluster.k8s.io/cluster-api-autoscaler-node-group-max-size to the workers section (or the corresponding MachineDeployment).

B.Install the cluster-autoscaler Helm chart from the VMware marketplace into the cluster.

C.Change the replicas field to auto.

D.Create a HorizontalPodAutoscaler resource targeting the MachineSet.

3V0-24.25 Exam Question 17

A Platform Engineer is troubleshooting why a TKG cluster batch-processing is not scaling up, despite there being 50+ pods in the Pending state for over 30 minutes.
The engineer checks the autoscaler status annotations on the worker node pool: min-size: 3, max-size:
10. Current replicas: 5.
The engineer retrieves the logs from the CAPW (Cluster API Provider for vSphere) controller on the Supervisor and sees:
I1123 10:00:00.123 controller.go:100] Reconciling MachineSet "batch-processing-workers-md-0" E1123 10:00:00.125 controller.go:150] Failed to create Machine "batch-processing-workers-w9z4":
Quota "ns-resource-quota" exceeded.
Requested: cpu=4000m, memory=16Gi.
Used: cpu=20000m, memory=80Gi.
Limit: cpu=22000m, memory=88Gi.
Based on the logs, what is the root cause?

A.The ESXi hosts are physically out of capacity.

B.The vSphere Namespace resource limits (Quota) prevent the creation of new worker node VMs because the requested resources for the new node would exceed the defined Namespace limits.

C.The Cluster Autoscaler is disabled.

D.The max-size annotation prevents scaling beyond 5 nodes.

E.The pods are pending because they are requesting a Storage Class that does not exist.

3V0-24.25 Exam Question 18

What is the standard procedure for upgrading the vSphere Supervisor Cluster to a newer version?

A.The upgrade is initiated from the vSphere Client by selecting the Supervisor Cluster and choosing a target version, which triggers a rolling update of the Control Plane VMs and the Spherelet agents on the ESXi hosts.

B.The upgrade requires a complete re-installation of the Supervisor Cluster; workload data must be backed up and restored manually.

C.The upgrade is performed exclusively through the NSX Manager interface, as it controls the Supervisor networking.

D.The administrator must download an ISO image, mount it to each Control Plane VM, and run an upgrade script manually.

3V0-24.25 Exam Question 19

A Cloud Administrator is designing a vSphere with Tanzu environment on a VDS-based cluster. The requirements specify that the environment must support frontend network isolation, where the Supervisor Control Plane traffic and the Workload Cluster traffic reside on different VLANs.
Review the following HAProxy topology configuration options:
1. Default (Basic) Topology: All NICs on a single management network.
2. Frontend Network Topology: Separates Management and Workload interfaces.
Which configuration steps correctly implement the Frontend Network Topology for HAProxy?

A.Deploy HAProxy with a single interface and use VLAN tagging inside the Guest OS to separate traffic.

B.Deploy the HAProxy VM with two virtual network adapters (vNICs); connect the first to the Management Port Group and the second to the Workload/Frontend Port Group, then configure the Workload Management wizard to map the IP ranges accordingly.

C.Configure NSX-T to manage the VDS port groups.

D.Deploy two separate HAProxy appliances, one for the Supervisor and one for the Workload Clusters.

3V0-24.25 Exam Question 20

A VKS Administrator wants to Uninstall a Supervisor Service (e.g., a test instance of MinIO) to free up resources.
What is the impact of uninstalling a service on the Persistent Data associated with it (e.g., the MinIO buckets)?

A.By default, the uninstall workflow deletes the Service Instance and its compute resources (Pods), but the Persistent Volume Claims (PVCs) and the underlying data are typically Retained (unless the specific service operator logic or a "Force Delete" option effectively purges them, but standard K8s practice for stateful sets often leaves PVCs to prevent accidental data loss). Self-Correction: In the vSphere Client workflow for Supervisor Services, "Remove" typically deletes the SupervisorService CR.
The behavior depends on the Operator managing it. However, vSphere often warns that data might be lost or asks. A key exam point is understanding that Uninstall removes the active logic. But usually, for Supervisor Services specifically, it cleans up the namespace created for the service instance.

B.The Uninstall operation deletes the dedicated vSphere Namespace created for that service instance, which permanently deletes all Pods, Secrets, and Persistent Volumes (Data) contained within it.

C.The data is archived to the Content Library.

D.The service is paused, but data is kept.

E.The data remains on the datastore as orphaned VMDKs.

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