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VMware vSphere 6.x Datacenter Design Cookbook
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Assumptions are made by the architect and have not yet been validated. Assumptions are not accepted as a fact until they have been validated. As part of the design process, each assumption needs to be validated as a fact. If an assumption cannot be validated, a risk will be introduced into the design.
Any assumptions that are made will need to be defined and documented as follows:
Common assumptions relate to power, space, and cooling. A common example of an assumption that an architect may make is as follows:
When working through the physical design, the power, cooling, and space requirements will need to be identified and the assumption validated. A goal of this project is to consolidate...