A vSphere administrator has created a new vSphere storage policy, labeled Gold Tier, mapped to...

In an AllApps (AIIApps) organization, resource entitlement follows the Supervisor-native path. To provide access to the "Gold Tier" storage, the VCF Automation administrator must first ensure the vSphere storage policy is recognized as a Storage Class by the Supervisor. The correct operational step is to Add the Storage Class backed by the Gold Tier policy to a Supervisor Namespace Class. The Namespace Class acts as the policy engine that governs what resources are "allow-listed" for the tenant. Once the Namespace Class is configured with the Gold Tier storage class, the administrator must bind that Namespace Class to the PerformanceTest Project. This makes the high-performance NVMe storage visible and available for use by the users within that specific project, allowing them to select it when deploying stateful applications or persistent volumes, without affecting other projects or organizations.