2018年11月12日星期一

3V0-624:VMware Certified Advanced Professional 6.5 - Data Center, 3V0-624 exam relating exam, 3v0-624 Minimally Qualified Candidate

Exam Preparation Guide
Last Updated: Thursday, August 24, 2017
 
Minimally Qualified Candidate
 
The Minimally Qualified Candidate (MQC) is a conceptualization of the certification candidate that
possesses the minimum knowledge, skills, experience, and competence to just meet our expectations of a
credentialed individual.
 
A minimally qualified candidate (MQC) achieving the VMware Certified Advanced Professional 6.5 in Data
Center Virtualization Design is capable of developing a conceptual design given a set of customer
requirements, determining the functional requirements needed to create a logical design, and architecting
a physical design using these elements.
 
Candidates possess an advanced knowledge of end-user computing environments and components,
enabling them to recommend and design VMware solutions to meet specific goals and requirements. The
successful candidate will likely hold one or more industry-recognized general IT certifications or
accreditation. The MQC must have a VMware Certified Professional certification and should have all the
knowledge contained in the VCAP6.5-DCV Design exam blueprint listed below.
 
Exam Sections
 
Section 1. Create a vSphere 6.5 Conceptual Design.
Objective 1.1 – Gather and analyze business requirements.
Objective 1.2 – Gather and analyze application requirements.
Objective 1.3 – Determine risks, requirements, constraints, and assumptions.
 
Section 2. Create a vSphere 6.x Logical Design from an Existing Conceptual Design.
Objective 2.1 – Map business requirements to a vSphere 6.x logical design.
Objective 2.2 – Map service dependencies.
Objective 2.3 – Build availability requirements into a vSphere 6.x logical design.
Objective 2.4 – Build manageability requirements into a vSphere 6.x logical design.
Objective 2.5 – Build performance requirements into a vSphere 6.x logical design.
Objective 2.6 – Build recoverability requirements into a vSphere 6.x logical design.
Objective 2.7 – Build security requirements into a vSphere 6.x logical design.
 
Section 3. Create a vSphere 6.x Physical Design from an Existing Logical Design.
Objective 3.1 – Transition from a logical design to a vSphere 6.x physical design.
Objective 3.2 – Create a vSphere 6.x physical network design from an existing logical design.
Objective 3.3 – Create a vSphere 6.x physical storage design from an existing logical design.
Objective 3.4 – Determine appropriate computer resources for a vSphere 6.x physical design.
Objective 3.5 – Determine virtual machine configuration for a vSphere 6.x physical design.
Objective 3.6 – Determine data center management options for a vSphere 6.x physical design.


 
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Sample Questions
 
Sample Question 1
A company wants to virtualize the SAP (Business Application) for the first time. The company has to ensure
high availability for its virtualized workloads, so it has explored several vSphere features and would like to
review the findings.
 
Which two features improve SAP’s availability and recoverability? (Choose two.)


 
A.
B.
C.
D.


vSphere High Availability
Single Root I/O Virtualization (SR-IOV)
VMFS file system
VMware vSphere vMotion


 
 
Sample Question 2
A latency-sensitive, legacy business-critical application must be migrated to a vSphere cluster.


 
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The application does NOT support application-level failovers.
The application owner would like to leverage virtualization features like high availability and


vMotion to increase availability during failures and maintenance operations.
 
Which two performance optimizations can be enabled in this scenario? (Choose two.)


 
A.
B.
C.
D.


Enable the host and virtual machine for SR-IOV.
Enable the host and virtual machine for appropriate network buffer sizes.
Enable the host and virtual machine for Uniform Memory Access (UMA).
Enable the host and virtual machine for SplitTx and SplitRx.


 
 
Sample Question 3
During a recent maintenance window, a customer experienced a hardware failure of an ESXi host. As a result
of degraded capacity, vSphere HA was unable to restart a number of virtual machines (VMs).
 
Which sizing strategy will allow the cluster to maintain the ability for HA to restart VMs during maintenance
windows while keeping hardware resources at a minimum?


 
A.
B.
C.
D.


N-1
N+1
N+2
N=3


 

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