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In a vSphere environment, you are tasked with designing a highly available architecture for a critical application that requires minimal downtime. The application is deployed across multiple virtual machines (VMs) that need to be distributed across different hosts to ensure fault tolerance. Given the constraints of resource allocation and the need for load balancing, how would you best configure the vSphere Distributed Resource Scheduler (DRS) to achieve optimal performance and availability?
Enable DRS with a fully automated load balancing policy and configure affinity rules to keep VMs on separate hosts.
Disable DRS and manually allocate resources to each VM based on their current load.
Enable DRS with a partially automated load balancing policy and set affinity rules to keep VMs on the same host for performance optimization.
Enable DRS with a fully automated load balancing policy but do not configure any affinity or anti-affinity rules.

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