A.To provide centralized management, scheduling, configuration, and monitoring of the virtualization environment.

B.To store guest operating system ISO files only.

C.To act only as a VNC client for console sessions.

D.To replace every compute host in the cluster.

A.To store historical performance and reporting data.

B.To boot the OLVM host kernel.

C.To replace VDSM on all hosts.

D.To store only VM console passwords.

A.To replace all hypervisor storage domains

B.To centralize authentication and group-based access control

C.To disable role-based access control

D.To migrate VM disks between storage domains

A.The OLVM Engine runs on a separate server rather than as a VM inside the managed cluster.

B.The Engine runs only as a guest VM on managed hosts.

C.The Engine is replaced by the VM Portal.

D.The Engine runs inside each virtual machine individually.

A.Registering or enabling the required Oracle Linux repositories and channels.

B.Deleting the PostgreSQL packages permanently.

C.Disabling all network interfaces except loopback.

D.Installing a Type-2 desktop hypervisor first.