What is the primary benefit of resource abstraction in virtualization?

It eliminates the need for physical storage devices

It guarantees a 100% increase in application performance

It removes the need for a host operating system

It allows multiple operating systems to run concurrently on a single physical host

Before applying a critical patch to a VM, an administrator wants to be able to revert to the current state if the patch causes issues. The VM is running a production application that must remain available. What is the best approach?

Back up the VM to tape and store it offsite

Clone the VM to a separate host and keep it running

Take a snapshot of the VM before applying the patch

Migrate the VM to another host before patching

An administrator is planning storage for a new virtualization environment. The VMs will run a mix of workloads, including a database that requires low latency and file servers that need large capacity but can tolerate higher latency. The administrator wants to use a single storage system that can serve both types efficiently. What is the best approach?

Use only SSDs for all VMs to maximize performance

Create separate storage pools: one with SSDs for the database and one with HDDs for file servers

Use network-attached storage (NAS) for all VMs

Use a single storage pool with all disks in RAID 5

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31foundation · easy
What is the primary benefit of resource abstraction in virtualization?
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32foundation · easy
What is the first step in the typical lifecycle of a virtual machine?
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33application · medium
Before applying a critical patch to a VM, an administrator wants to be able to revert to the current state if the patch causes issues. The VM is running a production application that must remain available. What is the best approach?
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34application · medium
An administrator is planning storage for a new virtualization environment. The VMs will run a mix of workloads, including a database that requires low latency and file servers that need large capacity but can tolerate higher latency. The administrator wants to use a single storage system that can serve both types efficiently. What is the best approach?
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35foundation · easy
Which type of hypervisor runs directly on the physical hardware without a host operating system?
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Questions 31–35

What is the primary benefit of resource abstraction in virtualization?

What is the first step in the typical lifecycle of a virtual machine?

Before applying a critical patch to a VM, an administrator wants to be able to revert to the current state if the patch causes issues. The VM is running a production application that must remain available. What is the best approach?

Which type of hypervisor runs directly on the physical hardware without a host operating system?

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