What is the main difference between workload and management clusters in vSphere design?

• A.Workload clusters are only used for development environments, while management clusters are used for production environments.
• B.Workload clusters handle resource management, while management clusters focus on security and compliance.
• C.Workload clusters are used for running virtual machines, while management clusters are used for vCenter Server and other management components.
• D.Workload clusters are deployed in multiple data centers, while management clusters are only used in a single data center.

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An architect is tasked with designing a new VMware software-defined data center (SDDC) solution for an online retail customer who has a primary and secondary data center as well as 10 distribution hubs.
The customer has provided the following business requirements to help inform the design:
- The solution must support the running of up to 1,000 concurrent virtual machines across the primary and secondary data center.
- The solution must support the running of up to 20 concurrent virtual machines in each distribution hub.
- The solution must support the separation of management and lines-of-business application virtual machines.
- All management components (including directory services, backup, automation, operations and logging) must be deployed to the primary data center.
- All virtual infrastructure components must have redundancy of N+1.
- All sites are connected to each other using a wide area network that has multiple diversely routed links.
- The solution should support a monthly uptime target of 99.9%.
- The recovery time objective (RTO) for the solution must be four hours.
- The recovery point objective (RPO) for the solution must be 24 hours.
Given the information from the customer, which assumption should the architect include in the design?

• A.Each cluster will have a minimum of four hosts.
• B.The wide area network has sufficient bandwidth to support centralized management.
• C.Each distribution hub should be configured with a backup device.
• D.All business application virtual machines can be deployed into a single cluster within the primary data center.

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A company has a requirement that all production applications must have a maximum tolerable downtime (MTD) of one hour per month.
Which statement would be included in the physical design to support this requirement?

• A.vSphere HA will be enabled on all clusters.
• B.vSphere HA Host Failure Response will be set to Restart VMs.
• C.vSphere Fault Tolerance (FT) will not be enabled for the production applications.
• D.Server hardware has already been purchased for the production applications.

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An architect is creating a design for a new vSphere solution to meet the following business requirement:
REQ001 - Reduce operational expenditure
Which design decision could the architect include in the logical design to satisfy this requirement?

• A.Use vSphere Standard licenses on all clusters.
• B.Use heterogeneous hardware for the hosts in all clusters.
• C.Use vSphere Lifecycle Manager on all clusters.
• D.Use an N + 1 design to define the required capacity on all clusters.

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A customer has six hosts available in a cluster. When running at full capacity, all virtual machines can be run on two hosts.
How many hosts can the customer place into maintenance mode at the same time while still providing N+2 resiliency to the cluster?

• A.Two
• B.Three
• C.One
• D.None

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