Chapter 7 of 13 · Huawei H13-511

Huawei Virtualization Platform

CNA and VRM architecture, the product position, and planning and deployment.

  • 1topics
  • 6 minfast track
  • 1diagrams and exhibits
  • 6%of the exam

Topics in this chapter

Take them in order, or jump to the one you need.

  1. 1FusionCompute Overview, Planning and DeploymentLearn what Huawei FusionCompute is, how CNA and VRM divide the work, how VRM runs active/standby, and how network planes and…Diagram6 min

About this chapter

What this chapter covers

Huawei Virtualization Platform is 6% of the Huawei HCIA-Cloud Computing H13-511 exam. It covers what FusionCompute is, its two main components CNA and VRM, where it sits in the Huawei cloud solution, and how a FusionCompute system is planned and installed.

Questions are single-answer, multiple-answer without a stated count, true/false, drag and drop and typed fill-in-the-blank, often "Which of the following statements is true?". This exam has no exhibit figures, so most questions here name a component or a deployment step and ask what it does or in which order it comes.

It has 2 outline topics, and one page covers them.

How the topics fit together

First you learn what FusionCompute is made of, then how those parts are planned and installed on real servers. The planning choices made here decide what the next chapter can do with compute, storage and network virtualization.

Physical serverscompute storage networkCNAvirtualizes each hostVRMmanages all hostsWeb portaladministratorVirtual machinesservices

Every later FusionCompute and FusionAccess topic assumes this two-part design: CNA does the work on each host, and VRM manages everything centrally.

Exam tip

Remember the split by the words in the names. CNA is the Computing Node Agent on each host, and VRM is the Virtualization Resource Management that controls all hosts and clusters from one place.

How to use these pages

Each topic page has the same shape, so you can skim for what you need.

  • What it is: the idea in plain words.
  • How it works: the mechanism, with tables and examples.
  • What to remember for the exam: the facts to memorize.
  • Common mistakes: the classic traps.
  • Check yourself: three questions to test your understanding.

Read each component table and say what each row does before reading the explanation. The exam often names a component or feature and asks which job it performs.

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The full Huawei H13-511 question bank has 600 questions, with timed practice exams and an explanation for every answer.

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