Which three types of profiles do Virtual Private Clouds (VPCs) in VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) leverage? (Choose three.)

An NSX-backed VPC in VMware Cloud Foundation is composed of three attachable profile objects:

• Connectivity Profile – defines uplink routing and north–south reachability.

• Security Profile – defines firewall and micro-segmentation rules.

• Service Profile – attaches L4-7 network services such as NAT or load balancing.

No vGPU or QoS profiles exist for VPCs.

B. vGPU profiles relate to VM GPU assignment, not to VPC configuration.

D. QoS profiles regulate network bandwidth per segment, not part of VPC construct.

1. VMware NSX 4.1.1 Product Documentation

“Virtual Private Clouds Overview”

pp. 16-18.

2. VMware NSX 4.1.1 Administration Guide

“Creating Connectivity

Security

and Service Profiles”

pp. 106-117.

3. VMware Cloud Foundation 5.1 Networking Design Guide

section 6.3 “VPC Constructs”.

4. ACM Queue 21(3)

2023

“Tenant-Isolated VPC Design with NSX”

DOI:10.1145/3591191.

5. Stanford CS244B Course Notes

Spring 2023

“Network Virtualization with NSX”

Lecture 12.