A.It is required to support containers in VMware Cloud Foundation.

B.It is the only topology supported in VMware Cloud Foundation

C.It provides greater flexibility especially when scaling out.

D.It supports 10 CiB/s connections for ESXi hosts.

A.In all architectures

B.Only with standard architectures

C.Only with consolidated architectures

D.in an external cluster

A.Select the Workload Management use case

B.Select the Custom use case, and then select the small Edge Form Factor.

C.Select the Workload Management use case, and the select the large Edge Form Factor

D.Select the Custom use case, and then select the large Edge Form Factor

A.Static routes on the vSAN Witness host must be configured to enable network communication for the vSAN kernel traffic.

B.First cluster only in every VI workload domain can be stretched.

C.The witness appliance should be running different version of fc:SXi as the ESXi hosts in the stretched cluster.

D.The vSAN Witness Appliance must be available on the same broadcast domain

E.vSAN Witness Appliance can be deployed in VMware Cloud on AWS

F.The management domain cluster must be stretched before stretching a cluster in a VI workload domain.

A.A vSphere Pod is a Kubemetes pod that runs on Tanzu Kubemetes Cluster

B.A vSphere Pod can run only one container, and the minimum number of vSphere Pods in a cluster is three pods.

C.A vSphere Pod is the smallest building block of vSphere with Tanzu that can run containerized applications.

D.A vSphere Pod can use normal vSphere Standard Switch and vSphere Distributed Switch

E.A vSphere Pod is just a VM that runs a minimal version of Photon OS and container runtime on top of it.