3V0-23.25 Exam Dumps | A Compliance Auditor is validating that a proposed vSAN ReadyNode hardware cluster meets the exact requirements

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A Compliance Auditor is validating that a proposed vSAN ReadyNode hardware cluster meets the exact requirements needed to support a highly aggressive Storage Policy requested by the development team.
The policy requires extreme read performance for a distributed file system.
```
# SPBM Policy: "Extreme-Read-Parallelism"
FailuresToTolerate: 1 (RAID-1)
StripeWidth: 10
ObjectSpaceReservation: 100%
```
The auditor examines the vSAN Sizer output. The Sizer rejects the existing 4-Node, 6-drive-per-host cluster configuration.
How does the interaction between the StripeWidth: 10 rule and the vSAN object placement algorithm dictate the required hardware ReadyNode scaling in the Sizer? (Select all that apply.)

A. The Sizer may recommend adding more hosts to the cluster (Scale-Out) to increase the aggregate number of physical NVMe spindles available to absorb the 10-wide stripe distribution.

B. The "ObjectSpaceReservation: 100%" component requires the Sizer to recommend drives with 100% dedicated cache capacity, which violates ESA standards.

C. The "Stripe Width = 10" rule forces the DOM to distribute a single replica of the VMDK across 10 distinct physical NVMe drives. If a single host only has 6 drives, the Sizer must expand the object across multiple hosts to find 10 drives.

D. If the Sizer keeps the cluster at 4 nodes, it must recommend ReadyNodes equipped with a significantly higher density of NVMe drives per host (e.g., 12-24 drives per host) to satisfy the high local stripe width capacity.

E. Stripe Width is a logical construct that ignores physical drive count; the Sizer rejection is purely based on the FTT=1 memory overhead limit.

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