What is one difference between a VCF standard architecture and a consolidated architecture?

What is one difference between a VCF standard architecture and a consolidated architecture?
A . The standard architecture supports more than one VI domain while the consolidated supports only one VI domain
B . The consolidated architecture supports SAN arrays to improve storage performance, but the standard architecture does not
C . The standard architecture separates management workloads from user workloads
D . The consolidated architecture uses a wizard to simplify the installation process rather than requiring
the Cloud Builder VM

Answer: A

Explanation:

The VCF standard architecture supports multiple VI (Virtual Infrastructure) domains, while the consolidated architecture is limited to a single VI domain.

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