Which principle is fundamental to a multitenant data center architecture?

Tenants share physical resources but remain logically isolated.

All tenants must use the same operating system and applications.

The infrastructure is exclusively used by one organization.

Each tenant must have its own dedicated network devices.

Which characteristic is typical of a single-tenant data center architecture?

The infrastructure is dedicated to one organization or customer.

Multiple customers share the same compute and network resources.

The architecture uses only virtualized servers and no physical hardware.

Resources are dynamically allocated among several tenants based on demand.

What is a primary benefit of a multitenant data center architecture?

Higher resource utilization and lower operational costs through sharing.

Simplified compliance because all tenants have identical security policies.

Guaranteed performance isolation for every tenant.

Each tenant receives dedicated physical hardware.

Which use case is best suited for a single-tenant data center architecture?

A large financial institution that must meet strict regulatory compliance and data isolation requirements.

A development team that wants to quickly spin up and tear down test environments on shared infrastructure.

A web hosting provider that needs to support thousands of small websites on the same servers.

A startup that wants to minimize costs by sharing infrastructure with other companies.

A service provider is deploying a multitenant data center where each customer requires its own routing table, but all customers share the same physical switches. The provider must ensure that overlapping IP addresses between customers do not cause routing conflicts. Which configuration should the provider use to achieve this isolation?

Assign each customer a unique VLAN and enable proxy ARP on the default routing instance

Create a separate VRF per customer and assign customer-facing interfaces to the corresponding VRF

Use a single VRF for all customers and rely on firewall filters to block cross-tenant traffic

Place each customer in a separate VLAN and use inter-VLAN routing on the same routing instance

Juniper NetworksCertified Professional, Data Center (JNCIP-DC)

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