A cloud administrator is managing a VMware Cloud on AWS environment. Currently, there is a single cluster consisting of four i3.metal hosts. Due to an increased demand, cluster capacity has to be expanded by 60 cores and 640 GB of memory.
What should the administrator do to meet the demand?
The VMware Cloud on AWS environment currently has four i3.metal hosts, each with 36 cores and 512 GB of memory. To meet the increased demand of 60 cores and 640 GB of memory, adding two more i3.metal hosts is the most feasible solution. Each i3.metal host adds 36 cores and 512 GB of memory to the cluster. Thus, adding two i3.metal hosts will add a total of 72 cores and 1024 GB of memory, which satisfies the required capacity increase.
You can't mix hosts in a cluster, so has to be C
Host Type Cores (Physical/Logical) RAM (GB) Storage (TiB) * Network Performance (Gbps) ** i3 (Intel Broadwell.) This general-purpose host type provides good balance between compute and storage capabilities for typical workloads at small to medium scale. 36/36 512 10.37 25 Answer is 'C.' Add two i3.metal hosts to the cluster