Create two storage policies with different tag criteria and apply to the Supervisor Cluster using the vSphere Client.

Create two storage policies with different tag criteria and apply to the Supervisor Cluster using kubectl commands.

Create two storage policies with all tag criteria and apply to the Supervisor Cluster using kubectl commands.

Create a single storage policy containing all tag criteria and apply to the Supervisor Cluster using the vSphere Client.

Headless

NodePort

ExternalName

ClusterIP

Supervisor Cluster control plane VMs are attached to the primary workload network.

Supervisor Cluster control plane VMs are attached to primary and non-primary workload networks.

vCenter Server is attached to all workload networks.

Load balancer appliance is attached to all workload networks.

Delete images in Content Library.

Use kubectl to delete the images.

Delete the namespace using the vSphere Client.

Purge a namespace using the vSphere Client.

The Supervisor cluster contains a firewall to implement the network policy.

The policy is created by developers and applied using a YAML specification.

vSphere administrator adds the Kubernetes Network policy to the Development team's Namespace to implement the rules.

vSphere administrator creates the network policy in NSX Manager to restrict app-to-app communication.

kubectl create cluster -f CLUSTER-NAME.yaml

kubectl apply cluster CLUSTER-NAME.yaml

kubectl apply -f CLUSTER-NAME.yaml

kubectl create -f CLUSTER-NAME.yaml

Pod

Project

Container

Image