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An alert policy can be configured to send out an environment summary report when a host failure occurs. This can be done by creating a policy that triggers an alert whenever a host fails and then configuring the policy to send out a report that provides a summary of the environment in which the failure occurred. This will allow the administrator to quickly get a view of the environment after a failure occurs, allowing them to take the necessary steps to address the issue.

The Capacity Runway is a feature in Prism Central, the management console for Nutanix clusters, that allows administrators to quickly view VM performance and utilization. By viewing the Capacity Runway, the administrator can quickly see if the VM is experiencing any performance bottlenecks, such as high memory consumption or latency. The Capacity Runway also allows the administrator to view the utilization of other resources, such as CPU, network, and storage, and to identify any other potential bottlenecks that may be impacting the performance of the VM.

Prism is the central service control used by Nutanix to manage the clusters. It provides a unified view of the entire system, and it is used to control the HTML5 UI, the nCLI, and the REST API. Prism is used to manage the resources of the system, such as the nodes, storage, and networks, as well as to monitor the performance of the system and the applications running on it.

The best way to configure the VM for optimal performance is to set it up with 2 vNUMA nodes. This will ensure that the VM is configured to take advantage of the CPU and memory resources available in each node, and it will also ensure that all of the cores are utilized for the best performance.Additionally, the administrator should ensure that the VM has an affinity policy set up so that the vCPUs are evenly distributed across the four nodes. Finally, Flash Mode should be enabled in order to take advantage of the high-performance SSDs that are available in the cluster

The best way for the administrator to limit the amount of storage space that data stored in a single container can consume is to set an advertised capacity for the container. This will ensure that the data stored in the container doesn't exceed the set limit, and it will also help prevent any potential performance issues due to resource contention. Additionally, the administrator should consider thick provisioning the container, which will pre-allocate the amount of storage space that can be used by the container. This will help ensure that the data stored in the container doesn't exceed the advertised capacity.

The best way for the administrator to configure Prism to send encrypted messages to a set of recipients is to set the SMTP Security Mode to STARTTLS. This will ensure that all messages sent over SMTP are encrypted and secure.Additionally, the administrator should consider installing SSL certificates on Prism Central to ensure that the messages are being sent securely. Finally, the administrator should consider configuring Prism Central to use Cluster Lockdown, which will help ensure that the messages are only sent to the intended recipients.

The two permission assignment tasks that can be accomplished via Prism Element are A. Grant a user permission to create VMs on a specific storage container and D. Grant a user permission to create and delete snapshots on a specific VM. With Prism Element, administrators can assign permissions to users and groups on a per-cluster, per-VM, or per-storage container basis. This allows them to control who can access which resources and perform which operations.

When a placement policy is enforced, images are only allowed to be deployed on clusters that are part of categories that are associated with the policy. If the desired cluster is not associated with the policy, then the image will not be available for deployment.