Configure Supervisor Infrastructure VCAP-VCF-VKS Practice Questions (Page 4)

Questions 16–20

1. 16application · medium

   A DevOps team uses a vSphere Namespace to deploy containerized workloads. The namespace is backed by an NSX Segment. The team needs to ensure that all workloads in this namespace use a specific storage policy that guarantees encryption. The administrator has already created the namespace and assigned the storage policy. What additional configuration is required to enforce this policy for all workloads?

   • AConfigure the NSX Segment to enforce the storage policy
   • BAssign the storage policy to each workload individually after deployment
   • CCreate a new namespace for each storage policy
   • DSet the storage policy as the default for the namespace
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2. 17application · medium

   An administrator needs to assign a vSphere Namespace to a specific vSphere Zone to ensure that the namespace's workloads run only on hosts in that zone. What is the correct procedure?

   • AEdit the namespace's zone assignment in the vSphere Client
   • BMove the namespace's workloads to the desired zone using vMotion
   • CChange the zone membership of the ESXi hosts
   • DRecreate the namespace in the desired zone
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4. 18foundation · easy

   What is the purpose of a vSphere Namespace in a Supervisor Cluster?

   • ATo provide a dedicated network segment for each Kubernetes workload
   • BTo provide a separate vCenter Server for each Kubernetes workload
   • CTo provide a storage policy for each Kubernetes workload
   • DTo provide a boundary for resource allocation and permissions for Kubernetes workloads
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5. 19foundation · easy

   How is an add-on service uninstalled from a Supervisor Cluster?

   • ABy removing the service from the NSX VPC
   • BBy deleting the service's virtual machines
   • CBy re-creating the Supervisor Cluster
   • DBy selecting the service in the vSphere Client and choosing the uninstall option
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6. 20expert · hard

   An administrator is installing Harbor as an add-on service on a Supervisor Cluster. The cluster is running a version that is one release behind the latest. The administrator wants to install Harbor and then upgrade the Supervisor Service to the latest version. What is the correct sequence of actions?

   • AInstall Harbor first, then upgrade the Supervisor Service
   • BInstall Harbor, then delete it before the upgrade, and reinstall after
   • CInstall Harbor and upgrade the Supervisor Service simultaneously
   • DUpgrade the Supervisor Service first, then install Harbor
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