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An administrator is responsible for managing a VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF)-based private cloud. The private cloud consists of a single tenant with two projects: Development and Production. The administrator has been tasked with ensuring that, when users deploy new VMware Supervisor-based resources within the private cloud, they meet the following criteria: * By default, all Kubernetes clusters must tolerate a single control plane node failure. * Only Kubernetes cluster resources will be deployed within the production project. * In the development project, resources must be minimized. Which three actions should the administrator take to meet the objective? (Choose three.)
Correct Answer: A,B,D
The VCF 9.0 Resource Policy Guide describes IaaS Resource Policies as mechanisms to enforce deployment rules for Supervisor-based Kubernetes clusters. * For the production project , only Kubernetes resources are allowed, so administrators must disallow VM deployments (A). * To tolerate a single control plane node failure , production clusters should use multi-control-plane node templates , ensuring availability (B). * In the development project , resources should be minimized, so a single-control-plane node policy is enforced (D), which reduces overhead. Incorrect options: * Organization-wide policies (C and F) would apply to both projects, which is not desired since dev and prod have different requirements. * Enforcing single-control-plane nodes in production (E) contradicts the requirement for failure tolerance. Thus, the correct approach is: Disallow VMs in production, enforce multi-control-plane clusters in production, and enforce single-control-plane clusters in development. References: VMware Cloud Foundation 9.0 - Automation and Resource Policy Documentation (IaaS Resource Policies for Supervisor-based Kubernetes clusters).