What does an NDB compute profile contain?

A compute profile in Nutanix Database Service (NDB) is a template that defines the virtual hardware specifications for a database server virtual machine (VM). It standardizes the allocation of compute resources by specifying the number of virtual CPUs (vCPUs), the number of cores per vCPU, and the total amount of memory. This allows administrators to create consistent and appropriately sized database server VMs during provisioning operations, ensuring performance and resource management standards are met across the environment.

B. This describes a Windows Domain Profile, which contains credentials and domain information for joining a Windows VM to an Active Directory domain.
C. This is a parameter within a Network Profile, which defines the network settings, including VLAN, IP address management, and gateway for the database server VM.
D. This describes a Software Profile Version. A software profile contains the database software, and a version is a specific image of the OS and database binaries.

1. Nutanix NDB User Guide v2.5, Chapter: "NDB Profile Management", Section: "Compute Profile", Page 201. "A compute profile specifies the vCPUs, cores per vCPU, and memory for the database server VM."

2. Nutanix University, Nutanix Database Administration (NDA) Courseware, Module: "NDB Provisioning", Section: "Profiles". The course material details that compute profiles are used to define the vCPU and memory configuration for database server VMs.