Exam : 3V0-24.25
Title : Advanced VMware Cloud
Foundation 9.0 vSphere
Kubernetes Service
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1.A Platform Engineer is tasked with managing the lifecycle of VKS clusters across multiple zones to
ensure high availability for a mission-critical app.
Scenario:
The production namespace spans Zone-A, Zone-B, and Zone-C. A TKG cluster prod-app-cluster needs to
be provisioned such that its worker nodes are evenly distributed across these three zones to tolerate a
zone failure.
Review the following TanzuKubernetesCluster spec snippet:
spec:
topology:
controlPlane:
replicas: 3
vmClass: guaranteed-medium
storageClass: gold-storage-policy
workers:
replicas: 6
vmClass: guaranteed-large
storageClass: gold-storage-policy
distribution:
type: "..." # Missing Value
Which configuration strategies are correct to ensure the desired zonal distribution? (Select all that apply.)
A. The Supervisor must be configured as a Zonal Supervisor (deployed across the 3 zones) for this
capability to function.
B. With replicas: 6 and 3 zones, the scheduler will ideally place 2 worker nodes in each zone.
C. The spec.distribution.type (or implicitly via the Supervisor's scheduler) will attempt to anti-affine the
worker nodes across the available Fault Domains (Zones) mapped to the Namespace.
D. The engineer must manually specify nodeAffinity rules for each worker in the YAML to target specific
ESXi hosts.
E. The storageClass must be unique per zone (e.g., gold-zone-a, gold-zone-b) in the YAML.
Answer: A, B, C
2.A Security Architect needs to integrate an OIDC provider (Azure AD) with vSphere to provide
authentication for a new fleet of TKG clusters. The requirement is to map the Azure AD group
k8s-platform-admins (Group Claim: 9283-uuid-xyz) to the cluster-admin role on all TKG clusters
automatically upon creation.
Which architectural approach achieves this global policy enforcement? (Choose 2.)
A. Configure the Supervisor to trust the OIDC provider directly via the Supervisor Management API,
bypassing vCenter.
B. Manually create a ClusterRoleBinding on every TKG cluster after provisioning using a script.
C. Configure the vCenter Single Sign-On Identity Provider with the Azure AD OIDC settings.
D. Use Tanzu Mission Control (if available/configured) to define an Access Policy that binds the
k8s-platform-admins group to the cluster.admin role for the "All Clusters" group.
E. It is not possible to automate this; the admin kubeconfig must be used to set up RBAC for the first time
on each cluster.
Answer: C, D
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