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A company is outsourcing its support operations to an external service provide and plans to complete the project by April 1.
✑ The external support engineers must have the ability to power cycle, create, and edit virtual machines settings within their assigned vSphere site.
✑ The company maintains three vCenter servers in Enhanced Linked Mode that are run as virtual machines in the supported infrastructure.
✑ The vCenter servers will be supported by the external service provider.
✑ Each vCenter server is connected to its own local Platform Services Controller and MSSQL database server.
✑ The company will provide escalation support and physical access on a per request basis.
✑ 99.9% ESXi host uptime is required in this environment, but no SLA has been specified for the hosted applications.
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by SuperTed at Oct. 1, 2019, 7:01 p.m.

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llstrixll

Highly Voted 5 years, 5 months ago

SLA is 8h -> Requirement Remote support -> Constraint Missing deadline -> Risk Company is staffed -> Assumption

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SuperTed

Highly Voted 5 years, 8 months ago

I would say The SLA allows for ... -> Constraint Remote Support engineers are able .. -> Requirement Missing the April 1 .. -> Risk The company is appropriately .. -> Assumption But I am not quite sure. The design constraints are factors that restrict the options the architect can use to satisfy the design requirements. Assumptions are made by the architect and have not yet been validated. Assumptions are not accepted as a fact until they have been validated.

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dax

5 years, 6 months ago

agree with your answer

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Kof_81

4 years, 4 months ago

Agree with @SuperTed, SLA is a non-functional requirement (HOW a system should behave), thus it is a Constraint (at least according to the vSphere Design Cook Book).

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chafik

Most Recent 4 years, 3 months ago

The SLA allows for ... -> Constraint Remote Support engineers are able .. -> Requirement Missing the April 1 .. -> Risk The company is appropriately .. -> Assumption

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Chrisog

4 years, 3 months ago

Risk: Missing deadline will result in additional cost. That's a risk to a company Constraints: 99.9% ESXi host uptime is required in this environment, but no SLA has been specified...SLA allowing for only 8 hours of downtime per year is a contraint in meeting your 99.9% uptime Assumption: "The company will provide escalation support and physical access on a per request basis" This assummes that "The company is appropriately staffed to support escalations and Physical assess. Requirement: "External engineers must have the ability to power cycle, create, and edit virtual machines settings within their assigned vSphere site." So the statement already Requires that "Remote Support Engineers are able to editVirtual Machines settings

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adrian_des

4 years, 9 months ago

SLA - Constraint - by def a limitation Remote support - Requirement - "external support engineers must have the ability" agree with what others have for Risk and Assumption

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Ophone

4 years, 6 months ago

"**99.9% ESXi host uptime is required in this environment, but no SLA has been specified for the hosted applications." Constraint must something existed and limit the design

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mo_rada

4 years, 10 months ago

As always, the answer is in the question... **99.9% ESXi host uptime is required in this environment, but no SLA has been specified for the hosted applications.

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VCAPito

5 years, 8 months ago

SLA is 8h (99.9% ESXi host uptime is required) -> Requirement Remote support (they will have permission, but will they be skilled enough?) -> Constraint/Assumption (Have to rely on/wait for them for change and assume they are able to (which they should, it's their job after all)) Missing deadline -> Risk Company is staffed -> Assumption/Constraints (More or less same as per Remote support) I have doubts regarding which one is constraints and which one is assumption. As Ted said, assumptions require validation, and from the info provided there aren't enough info to validate them. If anyone can shed more light, we'd be grateful

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