An application team needs to run a legacy VM-based workload that cannot be containerized. They are using a vSphere with Tanzu environment and want to manage this VM through Kubernetes APIs. What is the correct way to provision this VM?

Use the VCF CLI to run `vcf vm create --name legacy-vm`.

Create a VirtualMachine resource in the Supervisor Namespace using the VM Service.

Provision a VKS cluster and then create a VirtualMachine resource inside it.

Use the vSphere Client to create the VM and then import it into Kubernetes.

What is a 'standard package' in the context of a VKS cluster?

A pre-packaged application or service that can be installed into the cluster

A backup of the cluster's etcd database

A container image that is used by the cluster's control plane

A configuration file that defines the cluster's network settings

An administrator needs to create a backup of a VKS cluster before performing a major configuration change. They want to use the snapshot feature. What is the correct way to create a snapshot of the VKS cluster?

Use the vSphere Client to take a snapshot of the VKS cluster's VMs.

Create a VKSClusterSnapshot custom resource in the cluster's namespace.

Run `kubectl snapshot vkscluster dev-cluster --name pre-change-backup`.

Use the VCF CLI to run `vcf vks snapshot create --name pre-change-backup`.

A team has deployed a web application in their VKS cluster. They want to expose the application to external traffic using a domain name. They have already deployed an ingress controller. What is the next step to route traffic to the application?

Modify the Deployment's YAML to add a `externalIPs` field.

Create a new Service of type `NodePort` and update the DNS record.

Use the VCF CLI to run `vcf vks ingress create --hostname app.example.com`.

Create an Ingress resource that defines the hostname and the backend service.

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Domain 4Objective 2

Manage Workloads and Services VCAP-VCF-VKS Practice Questions (Page 9)

Part of the Install, Configure, Administrate the VMware Solution domain, which makes up ~25% of our current practice bank.

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22 Concepts in This Objective

Creating Supervisor Pods
Creating VMs via VM Service
Provisioning VKS Clusters
Deleting VKS Clusters
Monitoring VKS Clusters
Scaling VKS Clusters
Performing Rolling Updates
Applying Configuration Changes
Creating Autoscalers
Configuring Autoscalers
Upgrading Autoscalers
Managing Package Repositories
Managing Standard Packages
Managing Registry Secrets
Managing Private Registries
Creating Snapshots
Managing Snapshots
Creating Pod Workloads
Creating VM Workloads
Configuring Ingress Controllers
Integrating Private Registries with Workloads
Editing YAML for VKS Deployments

Questions 41–45

41foundation · easy
Which VM workload creation method in vSphere allows you to clone an existing VM while preserving its current state?
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42application · medium
An application team needs to run a legacy VM-based workload that cannot be containerized. They are using a vSphere with Tanzu environment and want to manage this VM through Kubernetes APIs. What is the correct way to provision this VM?
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43foundation · easy
What is a 'standard package' in the context of a VKS cluster?
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44application · medium
An administrator needs to create a backup of a VKS cluster before performing a major configuration change. They want to use the snapshot feature. What is the correct way to create a snapshot of the VKS cluster?
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45application · medium
A team has deployed a web application in their VKS cluster. They want to expose the application to external traffic using a domain name. They have already deployed an ingress controller. What is the next step to route traffic to the application?
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