An architect is designing overlay networking and routing for two VMware Cloud Foundation VI workload domains.
The following requirements must be met in the design:
NSX-T Bare Metal Edge nodes are required to satisfy a requirement for extremely low latency.
The costs must be kept to a minimum.
Which design meets these customer requirements?
To meet the requirements of extremely low latency and cost minimization, sharing an NSX-T Manager cluster between both workload domains and then adding the NSX-T Bare Metal Edge cluster to this shared NSX-T Manager cluster is the optimal solution. This allows for centralized management and reduces the overhead cost of setting up multiple NSX-T Manager clusters, thus keeping costs to a minimum while still addressing the latency requirement with Bare Metal Edge nodes.
A. Create separate NSX-T Manager clusters for each workload domain, and then create separate NSX-T Bare Metal Edge clusters for each workload domain.
Why A? If costs must be kept at minimum?
A isn't correct because it doesn't take into account "costs must be kept to a minimum. I feel the correct answer is C