2V0-71.23 Question 272
Select 3You are configuring vSphere with Tanzu in your environment. You need to select the appropriate shared datastore type to support Kubernetes workloads and ensure compatibility with Tanzu Kubernetes Grid Service. Which of the following shared datastore types are supported in this configuration?
- A
VMFS (Virtual Machine File System)
- B
vSAN (Virtual SAN)
- C
NFS (Network File System)
- D
vVols (Virtual Volumes)
- E
Local SSD Datastore
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Correct answers: B, C, D
Explanation
vSphere with Tanzu requires a shared datastore to enable Kubernetes workloads and the Tanzu Kubernetes Grid Service. Supported shared datastore types include vSAN, NFS, and vVols because they enable multi-host access and meet the requirements for cluster-wide storage. Other types, such as VMFS and Local SSD, are not suitable because they do not provide the necessary shared access or integration with Kubernetes environments.
- A. Incorrect.
VMFS is a block-based datastore and is not supported as a shared datastore type for vSphere with Tanzu configurations.
- B. Correct.
vSAN is supported as a shared datastore type for vSphere with Tanzu, as it provides distributed storage that is fully integrated with vSphere environments.
- C. Correct.
NFS is supported as a shared datastore type for vSphere with Tanzu, as it is a network-based file system that allows multiple hosts to access the same datastore.
- D. Correct.
vVols are supported as a shared datastore type for vSphere with Tanzu, as they allow for more granular storage management and are compatible with Kubernetes workloads.
- E. Incorrect.
Local SSD Datastores are not considered shared datastores as they are tied to a single host and lack the ability to be accessed across the cluster.