Exam AZ-800 topic 5 question 15 discussion

Why CSV is the Answer Think of CSV (Cluster Shared Volumes) like a special shared folder that: Both servers can access at the same time Works like a "team folder" where both servers can read and write Allows virtual machines to easily move between servers Real-World Example: It's like having two workers (servers) sharing one filing cabinet (storage). With CSV: Both workers can access any file at any time If one worker goes on break, the other can take over immediately Everything stays organized and accessible to both workers

To store highly available Hyper-V virtual machines with support for live migration, configure a Cluster Shared Volume (CSV) in the failover cluster. Here’s why: Cluster Shared Volumes (CSV): CSV is a clustered file system that allows multiple nodes in a failover cluster to concurrently access the same storage. It provides shared storage for Hyper-V virtual machines, enabling seamless live migration. VM files (VHD/VHDX) reside on CSVs, ensuring high availability and efficient resource utilization. Simplifies management and minimizes administrative effort by centralizing storage resources

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A. Cluster Shared Volumes (CSV) would be the appropriate configuration for storing highly available Hyper-V virtual machines that support live migration functionality. CSV allows multiple nodes in a failover cluster to have simultaneous read-write access to the same LUN (logical unit number) on an iSCSI storage device, making it possible for live migration of virtual machines between the Hyper-V servers.

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It should be storage pool