Local storage is not preferred for backup redundancy.
NFS is commonly used for its simplicity and flexibility.
vSAN is a good option for integrated solutions but requires planning.
iSCSI can be used but may not be as efficient as NFS or vSAN.

NSX Manager must be operational to manage NSX configurations.
vSAN does not impact NSX communication directly.
vCenter is important but not the primary communication component.
SDDC Manager does not manage NSX communications directly.

Ensuring sufficient resources are available is critical for performance.
Compliance considerations come later in the process.
User training is important but secondary to resource availability.
Proper network configuration is essential but follows resource assessment.

It does not primarily focus on backup management.
NSX provides network virtualization and security features.
Resource allocation is managed separately from NSX operations.
NSX does not primarily focus on performance monitoring.

Incremental backups save time by only backing up changed data.
Full backups are comprehensive but time-consuming.
Manual backups are not efficient for regular operations.
Scheduled snapshots can be part of a comprehensive strategy.