A cloud administrator is managing a Google Cloud VMware Engine environment with a single cluster consisting of 28 hosts. The administrator needs to scale the environment and, based on estimates from the application team, requires seven additional hosts.
What should the administrator do?
The correct course of action would be to provision a new cluster because a single cluster in the Google Cloud VMware Engine environment can consist of up to a maximum of 32 hosts. Since the existing cluster already has 28 hosts, adding seven more hosts would exceed this limit.
There is a limit of 32 hosts per cluster. Most viable option is A -- provision a new cluster
AI agrees with Kaylorm: "the maximum number of hosts in a cluster in the Google Cloud VMware Engine (GCVE) environment is 32. This means that a single cluster in GCVE can consist of up to 32 ESXi hosts."