An administrator wants to ensure that when virtual machines (VMs) are powered on, Distributed Resource Scheduler (DRS) places them on the best-suited host.
When the cluster becomes imbalanced, the administrator wants DRS to display recommendations for manual VM migration.
Which DRS automation level should the administrator select?
To ensure that virtual machines (VMs) are placed on the best-suited host when powered on and to receive recommendations for manual VM migration when the cluster becomes imbalanced, the administrator should select the 'Partially Automated' DRS automation level. This level automatically applies recommendations for initial placement of VMs while providing recommendations for manual intervention when rebalancing is necessary.
From the link posted by Syngergy66, Fully Automated – DRS applies both initial placement and load balancing recommendations automatically. • Partially Automated – DRS applies recommendations only for initial placement. • Manual – You must apply both initial placement and load balancing recommendations I believe it is Partially Automated, because it says it wants to place them on the best host during the initial placement, but wants to get recommendations for manual migrations.
You are right, as noted, so the correct answer is "Partially Automated", option B.
"Partially Automated", option B.
"Partially Automated", option B.
"Partially Automated", option B.
Option A, is the correct answer. https://www.vmware.com/content/dam/digitalmarketing/vmware/en/pdf/techpaper/vsphere6-drs-perf.pdf
It litteraly says that the answer is B partially automated in what you shared...
PAGE 14 Recommendations The Recommendations view (Figure 11) lists DRS recommendations that you must manually apply. When DRS is in partially automated mode or manual mode, you can see recommendations in this view. Here you can also see if there are recommendations for VMs with manual or partially automated VM override setting