Nutanix NCP-MCI v6.5 Exam Practice Questions (P. 2)

GPT-4o - Answer

In this case, it appears there's been some misunderstanding about the application of storage policies in Nutanix. The user comments lean heavily towards "Category" (C) being the correct answer. Indeed, Nutanix uses categories to group VMs and volume groups for applying storage policies effectively. This grouping mechanism allows for more streamlined and efficient management of storage resources. Therefore, while VMs are a direct target of storage policies, they are typically managed through categorization allowing policies to be applied at the group level rather than individual VMs. Thus, "Category" seems more accurate in this context for the association with a storage policy.

GPT-4o - Answer

The correct selections are C) Block and D) Rack because in Nutanix systems, the notions of block and rack fault tolerance are specifically addressed when configuring failure domains. By expanding these domains, administrators effectively enhance cluster resilience by distributing risk across multiple physical structures, either blocks or racks. This strategy ensures that the cluster maintains operation even if a block or rack fails, aligning with foundational principles of fault tolerance and high availability in datacenter environments.

GPT-4o - Answer

The correct selection for optimizing maximum single VM throughput in an AHV cluster is to use Active-Active bond mode. This setting allows concurrent utilization of all configured uplinks, providing the highest possible bandwidth and maintaining load balancing, which actively uses multiple network paths for data traffic, crucial for achieving maximum throughput for a single VM. This best-practice approach effectively handles high network loads and maintains consistent network performance.