Legacy applications are typically not part of this management.
Physical servers are not managed through the IaaS control plane.
It allows for the management of virtual machines and Kubernetes workloads.
Static websites are not a focus for IaaS management.

Resource contention does not directly relate to switch configurations.
High disk latency is less likely to be caused by switch misconfigurations.
Performance issues may arise but are secondary to connectivity problems.
Misconfigured virtual switches can lead to connectivity problems.

User access levels do not affect the scaling process.
Assessing current resources helps identify bottlenecks.
Network configuration should be considered but is not the first step.
Compliance checks are important but come later in scaling.

Log Insight can provide logs but is secondary to network insights.
The vSphere Client does not provide detailed network insights.
NSX Manager is used for configuration, not troubleshooting directly.
This tool provides insights into network performance and connectivity issues.

Network setup is important but secondary to vSAN configuration.
Backup configuration is handled later in the process.
Resource allocation is not a specific step in vSAN configuration.
Configuring a vSAN cluster is essential during installation.