Configure Supervisor Storage Policies and Persistent Volume Integration Across Zones VCAP-VCF-VKS Practice Questions (Page 3)

Questions 11–15

1. 11application · medium

   A vSphere administrator is troubleshooting a PVC that is stuck in 'Pending' state. The storage policy assigned to the namespace has 'Force provisioning' set to 'No'. The vSAN cluster has sufficient capacity, but the policy requires a specific number of failures to tolerate. What is the most likely reason for the Pending state?

   • AThe vCenter Server is not reachable from the Supervisor.
   • BThe vSAN cluster does not have enough hosts to satisfy the policy's FTT requirement.
   • CThe developer does not have permission to create PVCs in the namespace.
   • DThe StorageClass referenced by the PVC does not exist.
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2. 12foundation · easy

   A persistent volume remains in 'Pending' state after a PVC is created. What is the most likely cause?

   • AThe pod using the PVC is not running.
   • BThe vSphere CSI driver is not installed.
   • CThe StorageClass referenced by the PVC does not exist or is not compatible with any available datastore.
   • DThe namespace does not have a default storage policy.
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4. 13application · medium

   A developer reports that a PVC in a Supervisor namespace is stuck in 'Pending' state. The vSphere administrator checks the storage policy assigned to the namespace and verifies that the vSAN cluster has sufficient capacity. The administrator also confirms that the StorageClass referenced by the PVC exists. What should the administrator check next to diagnose the issue?

   • AVerify that the vSphere CSI driver is running and healthy in the Supervisor cluster.
   • BEnsure the vSAN cluster has at least 4 hosts.
   • CCheck if the developer has the 'vSphere Storage Policy' privilege in the namespace.
   • DConfirm that the PVC's requested size is less than the datastore's free space.
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5. 14foundation · easy

   A persistent volume is provisioned, but it is not compliant with the storage policy. What is the most likely reason?

   • AThe storage policy was deleted after the volume was created.
   • BThe vSphere CSI driver ignored the storage policy.
   • CThe StorageClass used by the PVC is not associated with the intended storage policy.
   • DThe persistent volume was created manually without a policy.
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6. 15foundation · easy

   Where in the vSphere Client would an administrator create a new Supervisor storage policy?

   • AUnder 'Policies and Profiles' > 'VM Storage Policies'
   • BUnder 'Networking' > 'Virtual Switches'
   • CUnder 'Hosts and Clusters' > 'Cluster Settings'
   • DUnder 'Storage' > 'Datastores'
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