At ValidExamDumps, we consistently monitor updates to the VMware 3V0-21.23 exam questions by VMware. Whenever our team identifies changes in the exam questions,exam objectives, exam focus areas or in exam requirements, We immediately update our exam questions for both PDF and online practice exams. This commitment ensures our customers always have access to the most current and accurate questions. By preparing with these actual questions, our customers can successfully pass the VMware vSphere 8.x Advanced Design exam on their first attempt without needing additional materials or study guides.
Other certification materials providers often include outdated or removed questions by VMware in their VMware 3V0-21.23 exam. These outdated questions lead to customers failing their VMware vSphere 8.x Advanced Design exam. In contrast, we ensure our questions bank includes only precise and up-to-date questions, guaranteeing their presence in your actual exam. Our main priority is your success in the VMware 3V0-21.23 exam, not profiting from selling obsolete exam questions in PDF or Online Practice Test.
As part of designing a greenfield vSphere-based hosting solution, an architect is responsible for defining a patch management solution for the virtual infrastructure.
During initial meetings with the customer, the following information is provided:
There are two geographically dispersed physical sites (primary and secondary) in scope for the solution.
The inter-site connectivity has been classified as low bandwidth and high latency.
The customer has the following requirements:
REQ001 - Only IT Security Team-approved versions of VMware Tools should be installed across all workloads within the infrastructure.
REQ002 - The solution should minimize traffic across the inter-site link.
REQ003 - Upgrades to the virtual infrastructure should continue in the event of a failure with either site.
A combination of which three design decisions could the architect make to ensure the requirements are met? (Choose three.)
The solution will ensure that all VMware ESXi hosts within a site have access to the local VMFS datastore containing the shared VMware Tools repository.
This decision ensures that each site has local access to the VMware Tools repository, which minimizes traffic across the low-bandwidth, high-latency inter-site link. By keeping the repository within each site, the local ESXi hosts can access the repository without needing to traverse the inter-site link frequently.
The solution will set the UserVars.ProductLockerLocation advanced system setting on each VMware ESXi host to point to the local site shared repository.
This ensures that each ESXi host points to the local site repository for VMware Tools. This approach minimizes inter-site traffic by ensuring that all updates and patches are performed using local resources, avoiding the need to transfer VMware Tools files over the low-bandwidth, high-latency connection.
The solution will create a shared repository on a VMFS datastore within each site that contains all approved versions of VMware Tools.
This decision ensures that both sites have a local copy of the approved VMware Tools versions, in line with REQ001, which mandates that only IT Security Team-approved versions of VMware Tools should be installed. Additionally, it minimizes inter-site traffic, as both sites will use their local repositories.
An architect is documenting the design for a new vSphere cluster. The customer provides the following information:
All ESXi hosts will use hardware from the same vendor
All ESXi hosts will be monitored for hardware related issues using the vendor's monitoring tooling
The vendor's monitoring tooling provides a plugin for vCenter to allow the hardware status to be visible
The customer also informs the architect of the following requirements:
Workloads must be automatically relocated to other hosts in the event that a host hardware is marked as degraded.
Workloads must be automatically restarted on other hosts in the event of a host failure.
What should the architect include in the design to meet these requirements?
To meet the customer requirements, we need to address the two specific scenarios:
Workloads must be automatically relocated to other hosts in the event that a host hardware is marked as degraded:
This requirement can be fulfilled by Proactive HA. Proactive HA is a feature of vSphere HA that works in conjunction with hardware health monitoring tools, such as the vendor's plugin for vCenter. When the vendor's monitoring tool marks a host as degraded (due to hardware issues), Proactive HA can automatically trigger the migration of workloads to other hosts, based on the Automation Level configuration.
Workloads must be automatically restarted on other hosts in the event of a host failure:
This can be managed using vSphere HA with the setting to restart VMs when a host fails. This ensures that in the event of a host failure, workloads are automatically restarted on available hosts in the cluster.
By enabling Proactive HA with an Automation Level of Automated, the architect ensures that degraded hosts are automatically handled (through workload migration) without manual intervention.
What is a use case for a VMware Cloud Foundation consolidated architecture model?
The VMware Cloud Foundation consolidated architecture model is designed to support small-scale environments with the ability to scale as needed. In this model, management and workload domains are deployed on the same hardware, which is suitable for environments that start small but may need to expand later. It provides a simplified, cost-effective setup for organizations that want to implement a software-defined data center (SDDC) with flexibility to grow in the future.
An architect is tasked with designing the VMware Validated Solutions in an existing VMware Cloud Foundation environment.
The design must meet the following requirements:
Must not allow logical networks to span physical network boundaries or locations
Must support static routing
What should the architect recommend based on these requirements?
VLAN-backed NSX segments meet the requirement of ensuring that logical networks do not span physical network boundaries because VLANs are inherently limited to a single physical network segment. Each VLAN maps to a specific Layer 2 broadcast domain and can be isolated to particular physical network segments, ensuring that no logical network spans across physical boundaries. Additionally, static routing is supported with VLAN-backed segments, providing the flexibility needed to configure routing between different subnets or networks.
An architect is designing a backup solution.
Which two statements should be included in the logical design for this solution? (Choose two.)
The database must be backed up every day during the maintenance window of 1:00AM and 3:00AM.
This is a logical design requirement because it specifies the timing for the backup operations. It's important to define backup schedules to align with the maintenance window, ensuring minimal disruption to production workloads.
The database will be backed up using an API-based backup solution.
This is a logical design decision that specifies the method of backup. Using an API-based backup solution is a modern, efficient way to ensure consistent and application-aware backups of databases.
