Exam 2V0-33.22 topic 1 question 18 discussion

I would say correct answers are: B. Host hardware type in the target VMware Cloud - Choose between I3.metal or I3en.metal bare-metal hosts D. Total number of workloads - VMs or containers used in the on-prem DC F. Average size of workload resources (CPU & RAM) - VMware Cloud Sizer can help with this. VMware Cloud on AWS: SDDC Design https://vmc.techzone.vmware.com/vmc-solutions/docs/arch/vmc-aws-sddc-design#section1 https://vmc.vmware.com/sizer

Total number of workloads is irrelevant. You need hardware type, amount of storage and amount of compute ressources.

B, E, F Available storage on prem is not a useful metric 10GB ports makes no sense as a single ENA is provisioned per host Number of on prem hosts doesn't matter as likely these will be older hardware and so run a lower consolidation ratio than available in VMC

Important factors to consider migrating workload to cloud are the number of workload, CPU&RAM and storage requirements. DEF should be the correct answer

Network type and number of hosts on-prem is not useful. To size the SDDC on AWS you need to know number of VMs; amount of CPU/MEM and amount of Storage - but only workload storage, not all on-prem storage. You can also decide type of SDDC hosts and this will give you the number of hosts (of that type) needed.

I think the answer should be BDF. total available storage on-prem is irrelevant in my opinion.

https://vmc.vmware.com/sizer/quick-sizing

C. Total number of on-premises hosts D. Total number of workloads E. Total amount of available storage across all on-premises datastores

I was wrong with B. That is for SDDC in AWS. I will change it for E

I'd say DEF, based on the input type required by the basic configurator here: https://vmc.vmware.com/sizer. Destination HW is a consequence of sizing, 10G nics is nonsense, same as on-prem hosts.