What is Fault Tolerance logging?
A.
The act of logging errors in data transfers between primary and secondary virtual machines in an FT
pair.
B.
The act of transmitting runtime state information to the virtual machines in an FT pair.
C.
The act of logging runtime state changes made to the virtual machines in an FT pair.
D.
The act of logging a failure in the primary virtual machine and transferring to the secondary virtual
machine in an FT pair.
Fault tolerance works by logging runtime data from the Primary host and transmitting it to the secondary host so that in the event of a failure the second host picks up where the first left off without downtime.
Therefore I believe the answer is B.
B is the answer
B
B
D.
When you enable Fault Tolerance (FT), VMware vLockstep captures inputs and events that occur on a Primary VM and sends them to the Secondary VM, which is running on another host.
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B