County operations groups several permitting ESXi hosts so vSphere High Availability and Distributed Resource Scheduler can act on them together. Which vSphere component is that collection of hosts?
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Short Explanation
A cluster is the city bus barn: several hosts parked together so HA and DRS can treat them as one pool. An NSX Edge cluster is a different barn used for centralized network services. Geneve segments and vSAN fault domains do not create that HA/DRS host group.
Full Explanation
A vSphere cluster is a vCenter object that groups ESXi hosts so features such as High Availability and Distributed Resource Scheduler can manage them as a unit. An NSX Edge cluster is a separate NSX object that holds Edge transport nodes for centralized services such as NAT or load balancing. Overlay segments carry tenant traffic, and vSAN fault domains describe disk-failure domains; neither one is the vSphere host grouping used for HA and DRS.