The city library must move a catalog virtual machine's disks to another datastore without shutting the guest down. Which vSphere feature does that?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Storage vMotion is moving the library books to another shelf while patrons keep reading. Regular vMotion moves the running guest to another host and can leave disks where they are. NSX does not relocate VMDKs.
Full Explanation
Storage vMotion relocates a virtual machine's disks from one datastore to another while the guest remains powered on. Compute vMotion changes the host and does not, by itself, always move virtual disks. NSX overlay identifiers and segments describe logical networks; they are not a disk-migration feature.