A county-run municipal hospital needs a new clinic subnet this week and cannot wait for a forklift of extra switches. Which SDDC concept covers adding that capacity from the existing pool?
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Short Explanation
Elasticity is the hospital adding a wing from leftover rooms, not waiting on a truck of new walls. The SDDC already pooled hosts and overlay capacity. A clinic subnet should come from that pool, not from a forklift of extra switches.
Full Explanation
SDDC elasticity means drawing additional virtual compute and network capacity from a shared pool rather than procuring dedicated hardware for each new subnet or clinic. NSX-T can create a new segment and gateway services on already-prepared transport nodes. vSAN disk groups and Horizon clone mechanics do not substitute for that network-capacity model, and a physical forklift is the traditional constraint the SDDC is designed to avoid.