A customer is using a vSphere APIs for Storage Awareness (VASA) compatible storage array. The VASA provider is published as a virtual appliance. To ensure recoverability, where must the VASA provider and vCenter server virtual machines be stored?
A.
the VASA provider and vCenter Server will be placed in the standard datastore (VMFS, NFS).
B.
the VASA provider and vCenter Server will be placed on the vVol datastore.
C.
the vCenter Server will be placed on the vVol datastore and the VASA provider will be placed on the standard datastore (VMFS, NFS)
D.
the VASA provider will be placed on the vVol datastore and the vCenter Server will be placed on the standard datastore (VMFS, NFS)
The answer is D - You should not run VASA Provider on a VVOL datastore. Any management operation, including powering on a virtual machine that is on a VVOL, requires that VASA Provider be running. In addition, you would lose access to all VVOLs because VASA Provider would not be able to boot. https://library.netapp.com/ecmdocs/ECMP12405937/html/GUID-5B810B73-0233-4F3B-80BE-47A415D2F107.html
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