An administrator runs an analysis on all workloads using Live Optics and confirms there are a variety of applications, including Microsoft SQL server and Oracle databases. The Microsoft SQL workloads are averaging 4,000 IOPS per virtual machine, approximately 50% writes. The Oracle workloads are averaging 3,000
IOPS per virtual machine, and approximately 80% writes. Which method should be used to input the data into the VMware Cloud on AWS Sizer for the most accurate results?
To ensure the most accurate results when inputting the data into the VMware Cloud on AWS Sizer, using the Advanced Sizer in 'import' mode and importing the Live Optics data is the best method. This approach automatically sets the values for vCPU, vRAM, utilized storage, IOPS, and I/O based on the detailed analysis captured by Live Optics, ensuring that the specific characteristics of the Microsoft SQL and Oracle workloads are accurately reflected without relying on manual input or default values.
An administrator has deployed VMware Cloud on AWS and requires a single broadcast domain for a set of virtual machines that reside both in the data center and in the software-defined data center (SDDC) over a DirectConnect connection. How can the administrator accomplish this without adding additional components in the cloud?
To create a single broadcast domain for virtual machines both in the data center and in the software-defined data center (SDDC) over a DirectConnect connection without adding additional components in the cloud, the administrator can deploy a Layer 2 Virtual Private Network (L2VPN). This will allow for seamless network extension, keeping the virtual machines within the same subnet and broadcast domain across both environments.
What are two benefits of completing a full data center evacuation to VMware Cloud on AWS? (Choose two.)
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Reference:
https://www.vmware.com/content/dam/learn/en/amer/fy20/pdf/333278_20Q3_WW_GLB_20ALL_WebForm_VMC_REG_20210823.pdf
A new VMware Cloud on AWS customer has previously deployed a VMware Horizon-based VDI solution into their data centerto support their remote developer workforce. Due to unforeseen growth, the company needs to quickly expand their remote workforce. The growth will consume any forecast capacity in the VDI solution and, therefore, additional capacity is now required. The VDI solution service owner would like the solution to support the ability to quickly scale in/out to provide additional capacity based on demand. Which three steps should the administrator take to scale out the VDI solution? (Choose three.)
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Reference:
https://techzone.vmware.com/resource/horizon-on-vmware-cloud-on-aws-architecture
An administrator is trying to identify how many hosts will be required to evacuate a cluster from an existing data center and relocate those workloads into VMware
Cloud on AWS. The cluster runs a variety of workloads for the corporate customer relationship management system. Which three profiles could the administrator create in the VMware Cloud on AWS Sizer? (Choose three.)
When planning to relocate workloads into VMware Cloud on AWS, especially for a system involving a variety of workloads for a corporate customer relationship management (CRM) system, it's essential to consider profiles that will cater to such workloads. Databases such as Oracle and Microsoft SQL Server are commonly used in CRM systems, so profiles for these are necessary. Additionally, general purpose application VMs are critical as the CRM system likely involves various application workloads. Therefore, the three profiles that the administrator could create in the VMware Cloud on AWS Sizer are Databases - Oracle, Databases - Microsoft SQL Server, and General Purpose (Application VMs). The other options, like VDI clones, are less relevant to a CRM system.