Exam 3V0-752 topic 1 question 55 discussion

Actual exam question from VMware's 3V0-752

Question #: 55
Topic #: 1

A customer is looking to implement Horizon View Windows desktops for a 500-seat call center operating under these conditions:
✑ Three 8-hout shifts
✑ First and second shifts are 100% staffed
✑ Third shift operates with reduced staffing of only 200 representatives
Management is frustrated by the lack of productivity that occurs during shift changeover. Logoff and logon processes take in excess of 5 minutes.
The customer has asked an architect to recommend the most cost-effective configuration that provides the shortest possible amount of downtime between shifts.
Which two should the architect choose? (Choose two.)

A. Deploy named user licenses.
B. Create an instant clone pool.
C. Create a full clone pool.
D. Deploy concurrent licenses.
E. Capture Windows applications as a Thin App.

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Suggested Answer: BD 🗳️

by doitykim at May 4, 2020, 7:09 a.m.

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virtualobi

1 year, 2 months ago

B&D ICs with UEM/DEM will be more efficient. I would also suggest an extra 100-200 extra CCU licenses instead of just 500 to allow some overlap of shifts. This would be far more cost effective than the additional hardware needed for full clone desktops.

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JoeTromundo

12 months ago

Agree. Furthermore, you can configure the number of spare (powered on) machines in the instant clone pool.

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doitykim

2 years, 1 month ago

I guess C, D. According to https://blogs.vmware.com/euc/2016/02/horizon-7-view-instant-clone-technology-linked-clone-just-in-time-desktop.html, Instant Clone with 1,000 VMs needs 25 minutes. How about 500 VMs for this case ?

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dasmoove

1 year, 10 months ago

I would say B & D because a Full Clone would require way more administrative overhead additionally, a call center is categorized as a Task user, requiring the most minimal desktop possible. Although I follow your thought pattern of having the full clone vm's already ready and available but in this case you are only looking at 200 instant clones that would need to be spun up for the third shift, which would happen basically at 1.5 seconds per vm as the second shift is logging off. With that said, doing the calculation it should spin up the 200 vm's in 5 minutes total time

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