An architect is tasked to plan a VMware Horizon environment using vSAN as the primary storage for a vSphere HA-enabled Cluster, but it must consume the least amount of storage possible.
Which vSAN Storage Policy should be used for the Instant Clone VMs?
In a VMware Horizon environment using vSAN as the primary storage, the goal is to consume the least amount of storage possible. Instant Clones are inherently non-persistent and share the same virtual disk with a parent VM, meaning they do not require additional redundancy. Therefore, applying a Fully Tolerant Time (FTT) policy of 0 will utilize the least amount of storage, as it does not replicate the data. This makes FTT=0 the most storage-efficient option for Instant Clone VMs in this vSAN environment.
I have to agree with John_Bob, B seems logical here. Since Instant Clones are inherently non-persistent and share the same virtual disk with the parent VM, there's no need for additional redundancy in this case. The requirement in the question is to use the least amount of storage possible. Therefore, FTT=0 is the most storage-efficient option for Instant Clone VMs in a vSAN environment.
Answer is C, its an HA cluster
My answer is B