To install CloudArray Virtual Edition in VxRail Manager, you should navigate to Config > Market. The Market section is typically used for accessing and installing additional services and software within the VxRail management interface.
The VxRail S Series is specifically designed for dense storage workloads and hybrid storage options. It is a storage-dense platform, ideal for applications that require large storage capacities, such as virtualized Microsoft SharePoint, Microsoft Exchange, big data, analytics, and video surveillance. This makes it the correct choice for a model that supports only hybrid disks.
The VxRail G Series nodes are designed to fit four nodes in a single 2U chassis. Since the user already has three nodes in one chassis, they can add one more node to this chassis. This means they will need an additional 2U chassis to accommodate the remaining four nodes. Therefore, the total additional rack space required is 2U.
In a VxRail E Series cluster, each disk group consists of one cache disk and several capacity disks. Currently, each node has one cache and four capacity disks, totaling five occupied slots. To fully populate the remaining slots, the administrator needs to add another disk group. This would require one additional cache disk and four additional capacity disks. Therefore, the correct answer is to order one cache and four capacity disks per node.
When a VxRail is configured with the VxRail-deployed vCenter Server option, the service VMs that can optionally be hosted on the VxRail cluster include vRealize Log Insight and Secure Remote Services/VE. VxRail Manager and vCenter Server are integral components of the VxRail system itself and not optional.