Free 5V0-23.20 – VMware vSphere with Tanzu Specialist Practice Test Question

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  Compatibility with vSphere vMotion

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  Compatibility with vSphere performance charts

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  Compatibility with NSX-V Datacenter

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  Compatibility with vSphere HA and DRS

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  Compatibility with Windows and Linux kernels

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  Permissions

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  Capacity and Usage limits

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  License

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  Namespace name

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  Storage Policy

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  NSX Segment

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  They can be resized by administrators directly through vCenter Inventory View.

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  They each run the Spherelet.

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  They each expose the Kubernetes API.

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  They do not run any Kubernetes Pods.

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  They are connected to a Management portgroup.

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  They are deployed via a vCenter Service.

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  vMotion

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  Frontend

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  Primary workload

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  Management

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  Non-primary workload

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  NSX-T

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  Weave Net

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  Flannel

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  Antrea

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  Calico

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  Service

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  Pod

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  Network policy

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  Namespace

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  kubectl describe tkc dev-cluster

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  kubectl explain tkg dev-cluster

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  kubectl get version

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  kubectl get vm dev-cluster

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  Assign the developer user with the "can edit" role at the vSphere Namespace object.

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  Assign the developer user with the 'VSphere Kubernetes Manager" role at the vSphere Namespace object.

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  Assign the developer user with the 'VSphere Kubernetes Manager" role at the cluster object.

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  Assign the developer user with the "can edit" role at the cluster object.

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  Create a custom Role and RoleBinding, and then apply to the Namespace using kubectl commands.

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  Use the vSphere Client to grant access to the Namespace.

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  Create a custom Role and RoleBinding, and then apply to the Tanzu Kubernetes cluster using kubectl commands.

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  Use the vSphere Client to grant access to the Tanzu Kubernetes cluster.

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  Workload

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  Backend

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  Edge

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  Frontend