Exam 3V0-21.21 topic 1 question 13 discussion

I think it should be B and C.... A >> functionality that should be delivered B >> How it should behave C >> How it should behave D >> functionality that should be delivered E >> functionality that should be delivered

A and C

The answer is B and C, everything else is a business requirement

A is a Security is a non-functional requirement B & C are an Error handling and logging functional requirement D is a Recoverability non-functional requirement E is a Business requirement, then functional requirement

Not sharing community opinion on this one: A, B & C seem to be constraints to me, as they dictate answers and remove the ability of the architect to decide (see course p34).

Bard AI (first said A,B,C,D; additional Narrowing - said B,C). - B,C - also top comment - so good chance its that. For anyone taking this before it goes away in 2024...

The word "must" defines a functional req. https://enkonix.com/blog/functional-requirements-vs-non-functional/

The answer is AD

Definitely A and D A) Security --> Non-functional requirement B) Reporting Requirements --> Functional Requirement C) Historical Data/Events Requirements --> Functional Requirement D) Data Integrity --> Non-functional Requirement E) Business Rule --> Functional Requirement https://communities.vmware.com/t5/VCAP-VMware-Certified-Advanced/Functional-vs-Non-Functional-and-Testing-PDF/td-p/2844089

B and D. Encrypted vMotion is a software feature: FR Verbose Logs you can have everywhere, you need to set it: NFR Syslog exports are a supported software feature: FR Data integrity: OBVIOUS NFR# Content libraries are a software feature: FR

NFR provides attribute of a use case or a function. A- Migration support could be a FR,but as it says encrypted it becomes NFR. B- Logging would be a FR but calling out it should be verbose makes it NFR. totally agree with harofe2121

Definitly not A and B because of the different AD's. So that leaves C or D. I dont like C because of the 10 SSO Domains, which means you also need 10 vCenters right? I will go for D

NFR provides attribute of a use case or a function. A- Migration support could be a FR,but as it says encrypted it becomes NFR. B- Logging would be a FR but calling out it should be verbose makes it NFR.

From vSphere 7 class; Nonfunctional Requirements Security: Defense-in-depth architecture, Minimizes risk and unnecessary complexity, Third-party penetration testing and auditing must be executed against environment quarterly with pass rate of 80% or higher. So, i think is A and C.

B & C is correct in my view A - Big picture it's a non-functional , but the requirements are coming from security team, so it's a functional requirement B - Non Functional ( as logging can be performed several ways and they want it done in a specific way) C - Non - Functional ( As there are specifics on where logging needs to be saved) D - Functional E - Functional ( business rule)

A and D. Not confident with D though A - NFR (Security) B - FR C - FR (Audit) D - NFR (Recoverability) (Could be an agrgument that this is also a FR as Historal Data) E - FR (Business Rules)

I'll go for C&D I found this: A non-functional requirement is essential to ensure the usability and effectiveness of the entire software system. Failing to meet non-functional requirements can result in systems that fail to satisfy user needs.