A developer needs to create a multi-tier development stack for a home lab.
Which vSphere product will support the architecture required for the least software cost?
A.
vSphere Hypervisor
B.
vSphere Essentials
C.
VMware Player
D.
VMware Workstation
Explanation:
A. Free
vSphere Hypervisor
B. Paid
vSphere Essentials
C. Free,but can’t create VM
VMware Player
D. Paid
VMware Workstation
A
VMware Player has been able to create VMs and install OSes since v3 (2009). This question appears to be wrong for a 5.5 test created in 2013.
VMware player and workstation are not vSphere product
The key phrase is “multi tier development stack”. But what does it mean?
Does it mean that I can create/run multiple VM instances or does that mean vApps with its additional properties (startup/shutdown order etc.)
If vApps is meant, then B is correct, A is false bc. vApps need vCenter Server. vApps config data is stored in vCenter Server. The free version Hypervisor does not allow to cennect to vCenter Server
I agree. I think multiple tier means application server+ web server+data server etc. and normally we should configure them in the vApp