CPU and memory load on the permitting cluster is uneven across hosts, and the city wants vSphere to move virtual machines so compute stays balanced. Which feature does that?
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Short Explanation
DRS is the traffic cop that slides busy VMs onto quieter hosts with vMotion. That is compute placement, not a website VIP. NSX load balancing sprays TCP or HTTP sessions at backend IPs, which is a different job.
Full Explanation
vSphere Distributed Resource Scheduler monitors cluster CPU and memory and uses vMotion to place or rebalance virtual machines across hosts. NSX or Avi load balancing distributes client connections to backend application endpoints and is not a host-placement engine. HA admission control reserves failover capacity. NSX Intelligence recommends security policy from observed flows, not compute placement.