An administrator is configuring a cluster for a set of application servers. A requirement specifies that these servers remain on one physical machine for licensing needs. Which method best satisfies this requirement?
Use a rule that pins the workloads to a chosen system
Enable live migration to respond to usage spikes
Implement resource pooling with dynamic load balancing
Configure anti-collocation to distribute servers across different hosts
Using a rule that pins the workloads to a chosen system prevents them from being moved to another host. This approach addresses the licensing mandate by keeping the servers on one physical machine. Resource pooling with dynamic load balancing does not guarantee that servers remain in one place. Live migration focuses on moving workloads to handle spikes, which does not meet the stated requirement. Anti-collocation distributes servers to different hosts, contradicting the requirement that they stay together.
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