2V0-71.23 Question 267
Single answerAn organization is using vSphere with Tanzu to manage Kubernetes workloads. The administrator wants to ensure that persistent volumes created by developers adhere to specific performance and availability requirements. Which step should the administrator take to achieve this?
- A
Create a vSphere Storage Policy and associate it with a Kubernetes Storage Class.
- B
Manually assign storage resources to each persistent volume created by developers.
- C
Enable vSAN and allow developers to specify their own storage configurations.
- D
Configure default Kubernetes Storage Classes to use local storage on ESXi hosts.
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Correct answer: A
Explanation
vSphere Storage Policies allow administrators to define requirements for storage resources, such as performance and availability, which can then be mapped to Kubernetes Storage Classes. This enables developers to provision persistent volumes that automatically comply with these policies, ensuring consistency and operational efficiency in vSphere with Tanzu environments.
- A. Correct.
Correct. Creating a vSphere Storage Policy and associating it with a Kubernetes Storage Class ensures that persistent volumes comply with predefined performance, availability, and resiliency requirements.
- B. Incorrect.
Incorrect. Manually assigning storage resources to each volume is not scalable or manageable in a Kubernetes environment.
- C. Incorrect.
Incorrect. While vSAN can provide storage resources, allowing developers to specify their own configurations does not guarantee adherence to organizational policies.
- D. Incorrect.
Incorrect. Using local storage on ESXi hosts does not provide the centralized management or policy-based control needed for enterprise Kubernetes environments.