A systems administrator needs to add more VMs to their Nutanix cluster. Which two actions should the administrator perform to determine if the current cluster could accommodate the new VMs? (Choose two.)
An administrator responsible for a VDI environment needs to investigate reports of slow logins. The administrator finds that increasing the number of vCPUs from2 to 4 will reduce the login times. Production workloads are consuming 75% of the host CPU on the cluster. The administrator increases the vCPU count on all of the VDI VMs.What are two impacts on the cluster? (Choose two.)
An administrator is deploying an application using Nutanix Volumes. After configuring the volume group and connecting the guest's iSCSI initiator to the volume group, they begin performance testing. The administrator learns that performance on the virtual disk attached to the iSCSI initiator is far less than that of a virtual disk connected directly to the VM.Which situation is causing this condition?
A guest VM is reported to have poor storage performance. It has an I/O profile of 80% read. 20% write, and the HDDs form more than 50% of the read source.What should an administrator do to resolve this issue?
An administrator is deploying a three-tier application on a Nutanix Enterprise Cloud consisting of web, application, and database VMs. Traffic between the servers must be limited to specific services/ports.There is an application layer firewall VM deployed on one host in the cluster.In which way should the administrator meet this requirement?
An administrator receives reports about a Nutanix environment. The investigation finds the following;✑ VMs are experiencing very high latency✑ Each node is equipped with a single SSD, utilized at 95%✑ Each node is equipped with three HDDs, utilized at 40%Why are the guest VMs experiencing high latency?
