Exam CV0-003 topic 1 question 270 discussion

Explanation: Since the physical server is under stress due to peak usage, the best immediate action is to migrate the VM to a less loaded host to improve performance. This process is often called VM live migration (in platforms like VMware vMotion or Microsoft Hyper-V Live Migration). It allows the VM to be moved without downtime, reducing the load on the overburdened host and improving performance.

CompTIA troubleshooting methodology Step 1: Identify the problem. Step 2: Establish a theory of probable causes. Step 3: Test the theory to determine the cause. Step 4: Establish a plan of action to resolve the problem and implement the solution. Step 5: Verify full system functionality and, if applicable, implement preventative Step 6: Document findings, actions, and outcomes.measures.

Why are people choosing A when you can be allocating that time migrating to another VM. Instead of sitting there analyzing the cause. This makes no sense.

These 'B' people are adding their own imaginary information when they say the different host has more resources. The answer says nothing of the sort. READ the actual question and then READ the actual answer. Don't make up crap, tag it onto the answer, and then use that to justify having picked the wrong answer.

This reads as if they are testing your knowledge of the troubleshooting methodology. going with A.

A is correct because, knowing that the VM performance is slow because the host is under stress due to peak usage workload, the next step is to find the root cause that is causing the peak usage. For example, running the top command in a linux server. If you decided to migrate the VM to another host, you can still have the same issue. Since you still have to investigate what is causing the peak workload. Is it a service, or user, or what? A is the correct answer

If the physical server is under stress due to peak usage workload, migrating the VM to a different host with more resources available could alleviate the performance issues. This

If the physical server is under stress due to peak usage workload, migrating the VM to a different host with more resources available could alleviate the performance issues. This is a common practice in cloud environments to ensure optimal performance and availability

I don't see how the given answer (A) can be correct when the question already told us the cause of the slow performance which is peak usage workload. "C" would be the last step and "D' would require change management before performing. The answer, in my opinion, is "B".

You don't even have to migrate, just deallocate the VM and bring it up on new hardware first and see if it acts the same.