CRUD Operations Plane

B.

In the NSX-T Data Center architecture, CRUD (Create, Read, Update, and Delete) operations are performed on the Management Plane.

The Management Plane is responsible for the overall management and configuration of the NSX-T Data Center environment. It provides a centralized interface for administrators to create and configure logical network and security services. The Management Plane also maintains the state of the NSX-T Data Center environment and provides visibility and reporting on the overall health of the system.

The Local Control Plane (LCP) is responsible for forwarding traffic within a host or a hypervisor. It provides distributed switching and routing functionality, and it is responsible for implementing logical networking and security services on individual hosts.

The Central Control Plane (CCP) is responsible for managing the global control plane functions of NSX-T Data Center. It provides centralized control and policy management for distributed networking and security services across multiple hosts and hypervisors.

The Data Plane is responsible for forwarding traffic between different logical networks and enforcing security policies. It provides high-performance packet forwarding capabilities and can be distributed across multiple hosts and hypervisors.

In summary, the Management Plane is used for CRUD operations in NSX-T Data Center architecture, while the LCP, CCP, and Data Plane are responsible for other functions such as forwarding traffic, enforcing security policies, and managing the global control plane functions.