Transit needs a software application-delivery virtual IP in front of the trip-planner API, with Layer 4 and Layer 7 load balancing. Which product family matches that use case?
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Short Explanation
A VIP in front of the trip-planner API is an application load balancer, and the exam-guide name for the advanced ADC is NSX Advanced Load Balancer. DRS only seats VMs on hosts. vSAN stores disks, and a content library stores images.
Full Explanation
NSX Advanced Load Balancer, also known as Avi, is the exam-guide product for software application delivery: virtual IPs and L4/L7 load balancing. NSX-T also includes load-balancing services at identify depth, but an advanced ADC use case maps to the Avi family. DRS balances compute placement, not client connections. vSAN is storage, and content libraries store templates and media.