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An administrator needs to create a single chart showing multiple storage bandwidth metrics a VM is consuming. Which type of chart should the administrator create?
Explanation: Entity Charts in Nutanix Prism Central allow multiple metrics from a single entity (e.g., VM, storage container) to be displayed on a single graph. Option B (Entity Chart) is correct: This allows the administrator to track multiple performance metrics (e.g., read/write bandwidth, IOPS) for a specific VM. Option A (Metric Chart) is incorrect: Metric Charts track a single metric across multiple entities, which does not meet the requirement of displaying multiple metrics for a single VM. Option C (Hypervisor Performance Chart) is incorrect: Hypervisor Performance Charts track host-level metrics, not VM-specific bandwidth metrics. Option D (VM Summary Chart) is incorrect: VM Summary Charts only provide an overview and do not support custom multi-metric tracking. Reference: Nutanix Prism Central Guide → Entity vs. Metric Charts for Performance Analysis Nutanix KB → Creating Custom Charts in Prism Central
What is supported for creating a VM Template in Nutanix?
Explanation: VM templates in Nutanix are supported only when the VM’s disks reside on storage containers configured with Replication Factor 2 (RF2) or higher. Option C (VM has disks on RF2 containers) is correct: VM templates require a minimum RF2 for fault tolerance. RF1 containers do not meet Nutanix best practices for VM templates. Option A is incorrect: VMs protected by Protection Domains can be cloned, but this is different from creating a VM template. Option B is incorrect: Agent VMs (e.g., Witness VMs) or Prism Central cannot be used as VM templates. Option D is incorrect: Nutanix VM templates are natively supported on AHV, not ESXi. Reference: Nutanix VM Management Guide → Creating and Managing VM Templates Nutanix KB → Storage Requirements for VM Templates
An administrator observes an alert in Prism for a hybrid SSD/HDD cluster: "Storage Pool SSD utilization consistently above 75%." What is the potential impact of this condition?
Explanation: High SSD utilization in a hybrid cluster can lead to increased I/O latency as new writes may spill over to HDDs, reducing overall performance. Option D (Average I/O latency in the cluster may increase) is correct: If SSD usage is above 75%, data tiering shifts to slower HDDs, increasing latency. Option A is incorrect: SSD failures are managed via redundancy policies (RF2/RF3), and high utilization does not impact failure handling. Option B is incorrect: Metadata is stored separately, and high SSD usage does not mean metadata is at risk. Option C is incorrect: Clusters do not go into read-only mode due to high SSD utilization―they simply experience performance degradation. Reference: Nutanix Storage Performance Guide → SSD Tiering and Performance Management Nutanix KB → Managing High SSD Utilization in Hybrid Clusters
Which storage attributes do Storage Policies manage?
Explanation: Storage Policies in Nutanix allow administrators to configure data protection and performance settings at the storage container level. Replication Factor (RF) defines the number of copies of data stored across nodes for fault tolerance. Encryption ensures that data at rest is protected via Nutanix-native encryption methods. Option A (Storage Containers and Volume Groups) refers to storage organization, not policies. Option C (Shares and Object Stores) applies to file and object storage services, not VM storage policies. Option D (Data Protection and Security) is a broad term but does not define specific policy attributes. Reference: Nutanix Prism Element → Storage Policies and Replication Factor (RF) Nutanix Bible → Storage Fabric and Data Resiliency Nutanix KB → Enabling Encryption in Storage Policies
What feature allows receiving a weekly message about infrastructure performance summary?
Explanation: Nutanix Intelligent Operations Reports (Option D) provide weekly summaries of cluster health, performance, and resource consumption. These reports include recommendations for optimization, alerts, and forecasted resource usage trends. Option A (Admin Center LCM) manages firmware and software upgrades but does not generate weekly performance reports. Option B (Prism Central Syslog) is used for logging and event tracking, not performance summaries. Option C (Infrastructure VMs List) provides a static list of VMs but does not generate periodic reports. Reference: Nutanix Prism Central → Intelligent Operations and Reports Nutanix Bible → Automated Insights for Cluster Health Monitoring Nutanix KB → Using Intelligent Operations Reports for Capacity Planning
Exam Code: NCP-MCI-6.10 Q & A: 76 Q&As Updated: Jun 18,2025
