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An administrator needs to create a storage container for VM disks. The container must meet the following conditions:
10 GiB of the total allocated space must not be used by other containers.
The container must have a maximum storage capacity of 500 GiB.
What settings should the administrator configure while creating the storage container?
Nutanix storage containers allow administrators to configure capacity reservations and advertised limits for better resource management.
Option D (Set Reserved Capacity to 10 GiB and Advertised Capacity to 500 GiB) is correct:
Reserved Capacity ensures that 10 GiB is always available for this container and not consumed by other containers.
Advertised Capacity defines a logical limit of 500 GiB to prevent over-allocation.
Option A is incorrect:
Advertised Capacity of 10 GiB is too low and does not match the requirement of a 500 GiB storage container.
Option B is incorrect:
Only setting Advertised Capacity does not guarantee Reserved Capacity, meaning other containers could consume the reserved space.
Option C is incorrect:
Setting only Reserved Capacity does not enforce an upper limit, which could lead to overprovisioning.
References:
Nutanix Storage Management Guide Understanding Storage Container Settings
Nutanix KB Advertised vs. Reserved Capacity in Storage Containers
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