2V0-71.23 Question 270
Select 3You are configuring vSphere with Tanzu for a new Kubernetes environment. To support persistent storage for workloads, you need to select shared datastores. Which of the following are valid shared datastore types for use with vSphere with Tanzu?
- A
vSAN Datastore
- B
VMFS Datastore on local disks
- C
NFS Datastore
- D
vVols (Virtual Volumes) Datastore
- E
Datastore mounted over SMB (Server Message Block)
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Correct answers: A, C, D
Explanation
In vSphere with Tanzu, shared datastores are required to provide persistent storage for Kubernetes workloads. Supported shared datastore types include vSAN, NFS, and vVols, as they allow multiple ESXi hosts to access the same storage concurrently. Local VMFS datastores and SMB datastores are not supported as they do not meet the shared storage requirements for Kubernetes environments.
- A. Correct.
vSAN Datastore is a supported shared datastore type for vSphere with Tanzu, as it provides scalable and resilient storage for Kubernetes workloads.
- B. Incorrect.
VMFS Datastore on local disks is not a shared datastore type because it is limited to a single ESXi host and does not provide the shared access required for Kubernetes workloads.
- C. Correct.
NFS Datastore is a valid shared datastore type for vSphere with Tanzu because it allows multiple hosts to access the same storage concurrently.
- D. Correct.
vVols Datastore is supported as a shared datastore type in vSphere with Tanzu, as it integrates well with Kubernetes for handling persistent volumes.
- E. Incorrect.
Datastore mounted over SMB (Server Message Block) is not a supported shared datastore type in vSphere with Tanzu.