A is correct

A is Correct

Correct answer is D. In Flavor Mappings you define CPU and RAM. In Cloud Zones (A) you can define a Region on some Cloud Account (vSphere, AWS, Azure...)

just verify... answer A could be more accurate ! I

Should be A , https://blogs.vmware.com/management/2020/03/vra-resource-limits.html, go through this blog and focus on line "Projects then control how resources are allocated to a deployment and requesting user. " , question here also same ---- An administrator must restrict the amount of memory resources available for a speci¦c group of users

A is correct as Projects control how resources are allocated to a deployment and requesting user.

The answer is C. You set the memory limit for the project on the Cloud Zone component inside the project, under the provisioning tab.

I Think is A. Cloud zones can set the priority when multiple jobs are being provisioned to the same resource. You can limit the number of instances that can be deployed within the project. The default value of 0 gives you unlimited instances. You can also limit the maximum amount of memory that the project can consume in the cloud zone. From Students Book...

I am 100% sure it's A. There's another question about the function of projects in this very dump and one of the correct answers there is "Map compute resources to users and groups". So it is A for me. Cloud Zones map ressources, but not to users and groups.

Definitely A. I don't see where you can restrict resources or users from Cloud Zones.

C is correct. when adding cloud zones while creating the project we can configure the memory resource required for the cloud zone in the project

On which component would the Administrator configure this? - Cloud Zone within a project for this group of users. https://blogs.vmware.com/management/2020/03/vra-resource-limits.html Answer C is correct.

A is correct