Gain a comprehensive understanding of managing PersistentVolumes in vSphere with Kubernetes. Learn how to use the vSphere Client and Cloud Native Storage view for effective volume management, a key topic in the VMware 5V0-23.20 certification exam.
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Question
How would information be found about which Kubernetes cluster and pod are using a given PersistentVolume in vSphere?
A. Through the file browser in the Datastore view within vCenter
B. By querying the CNS API using the esxcli command
C. Using the vSphere Client, go to the Cloud Native Storage view for the datastore
D. By using vmwarectrl get persistentvolumes command
Answer
C. Using the vSphere Client, go to the Cloud Native Storage view for the datastore
Explanation
In vSphere with Kubernetes, the Cloud Native Storage (CNS) feature provides visibility into persistent volume usage in the vSphere Client. You can use the CNS UI to see which Kubernetes clusters, namespaces, and pods are using a given PersistentVolume. This is done by going to the Cloud Native Storage view for the datastore in the vSphere Client.
The other options are not correct because:
- Option A: The file browser in the Datastore view within vCenter does not provide information about Kubernetes clusters and pods.
- Option B: The CNS API can be used to gather information about volumes, but it is not queried using the esxcli command.
- Option D: The command ‘vmwarectrl get persistentvolumes’ does not exist.
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