Q: 13
An administrator is tasked to deploy a new vSAN Storage Cluster to an existing VCF instance. The VCF
instance is deployed as a single workload domain. What must the administrator do to achieve this
without deploying additional management components?
Options
Discussion
C . D's tempting but that adds extra vCenter/management stuff, which the question says not to do. Pretty sure C is correct based on how VCF clusters work.
C/D? Both sound close but C makes more sense since D means new management stuff, which question says not to add.
C D is tricky since new workload domains mean new vCenter and NSX components, which adds management overhead. Adding a vSAN cluster to the current workload domain (C) keeps it simple and matches the "no extra management components" part. That's how VCF is designed. If anyone's seen an exception let me know, but I'm pretty sure C is right.
Option C here. Just add the new vSAN storage cluster inside the existing workload domain, that way you avoid deploying any extra management components like an additional vCenter. That's what the question wants. Pretty sure that's the VMware best practice for this setup, but let me know if I'm missing something.
Seen similar in exam reports, C is what you want. Official doc covers this setup.
C or D? I picked D initially since deploying an extra workload domain with vSAN feels cleaner for isolation, but then you probably need more management pieces. Maybe I’m overthinking, but VCF likes distinct domains for clusters. Agree?
C, Seen similar on the official guide and in labs, that's how they say to expand storage clusters without extra management overhead.
Pretty sure C. You can add a second vSAN cluster inside the same workload domain without spinning up extra management VMs like a new vCenter or NSX. That's how VCF is built to work. Saw similar on some practice exams, but let me know if I'm missing something.
Not A, C. This matches official guide logic and comes up in practice tests too.
Yeah, kinda stuck between C and D. Adding a new workload domain (D) would spin up another vCenter which the question says not to do, but sometimes that’s the go-to for isolation. Still, I think C fits better since you can just add a second cluster under the same workload domain without extra management overhead. Open to correction if someone’s actually done this in production.
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