VMware Exam 5V0-21.21 Topic 5 Question 66 Discussion

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Question #: 66
Topic #: 5

A customer is planning to migrate their physical Microsoft SQL Server clustered workloads to vSAN enabled vSphere clusters.

The following requirements must be met:

* Each MSSQL cluster is made up of 3 nodes

* Highest possible availability against node failures

* Some of the vSAN clusters will only consume storage

What should the architect recommend?

AvSAN iSCSI Target Service

BStretched vSAN Cluster

CvSAN Direct

DvSAN File Services

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Suggested Answer: A

vSAN 6.7 expands the functionality of the vSAN iSCSI Target service to provide the SCSI-3 persistent reservations support for shared disks for windows failover cluster if using the SQL Server FCI, high availability mode is a requirement. The vSAN iSCSI Target service at the vSAN cluster level should be enabled for this purpose. VSAN streched cluster may be used to increase the data availability across data centres. https://blogs.vmware.com/virtualblocks/2019/03/26/considerations-for-running-microsoft-sql-server-workloads-on-vmware-vsan/

by Sanjuana at Aug 28, 2024, 05:32 PM

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Janella

2 months ago

Hold up, what if the architect just recommends a good old-fashioned physical MSSQL cluster? No virtual shenanigans needed! Just kidding, Stretched vSAN Cluster is probably the way to go.

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Alpha

29 days ago

D: Definitely the way to go for migrating MSSQL clusters to vSAN enabled vSphere clusters.

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Karima

2 months ago

C: Plus, it can meet the requirements for both storage consumption and availability.

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Tarra

2 months ago

B: Yeah, it provides high availability against node failures.

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Elenor

2 months ago

A: Stretched vSAN Cluster sounds like a solid choice.

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Elinore

3 months ago

Haha, vSAN File Services? I don't think that's what they're looking for here. Gotta go with the Stretched vSAN Cluster, it's the most logical choice.

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Dortha

2 months ago

C) vSAN Direct

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Elliott

2 months ago

B) Stretched vSAN Cluster

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Rusty

2 months ago

A) vSAN iSCSI Target Service

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Julianna

3 months ago

I'm leaning towards the vSAN iSCSI Target Service. It seems like a straightforward way to migrate the physical MSSQL clusters to the vSphere environment.

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Claribel

2 months ago

D) vSAN File Services

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Iluminada

2 months ago

C) vSAN Direct

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Lisandra

2 months ago

B) Stretched vSAN Cluster

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Buck

2 months ago

A) vSAN iSCSI Target Service

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Selma

3 months ago

Ooh, vSAN Direct looks interesting! But I'm not sure if it's the right fit for this scenario. Maybe the architect should consider Stretched vSAN Cluster for the best availability.

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Gearldine

2 months ago

B: Yeah, vSAN Direct might not be the best fit for this scenario. Stretched vSAN Cluster seems like the way to go.

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Linwood

3 months ago

A: I agree, Stretched vSAN Cluster would provide the highest availability against node failures.

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Lyda

3 months ago

That's a good point, Terina. We should consider the specific requirements of each cluster before making a decision.

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Justa

3 months ago

Hmm, I think the Stretched vSAN Cluster would be the best option here. It provides the highest availability and can handle the 3-node MSSQL cluster requirement.

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