Which three elements are part of the Container Runtime for ESXi (CRX)? (Choose three.)
Which three elements are part of the Container Runtime for ESXi (CRX)? (Choose three.)
The Container Runtime for ESXi (CRX) comprises three core components: the Linux kernel, a customized VMX, and the Container Engine. The Linux kernel serves as the foundational layer, optimized specifically for running containers. The customized VMX includes code changes that enable it to support containerized workloads. The Container Engine resides on top of the Linux kernel and facilitates the management and execution of containers. These three elements together form the core architecture of CRX.
CDF CRX stands for “Container Runtime for ESXi”. In a nutshell, it's a virtual machine that is highly optimized to run a Linux kernel that itself is highly optimized to run containers. As mentioned above, the three components, the customized VMX, the Linux kernel and the Container Engine, are considered a “CRX"
It's CDF, here's why: https://blogs.vmware.com/vsphere/2020/05/vsphere-7-vsphere-pods-explained.html > Running on that is a <<VMX customized>> (D) with code changes to support running containers. Running on the VMX is a <<Linux kernel>> (C) provided by ESXi. Running on the kernel is a <<Container Engine>> (F). These three components together are referred to as a “CRX”.
CDF. Look at the doc obeythefist links.