To enable resource overcommitment while adhering to different department performance SLAs, which features should an administrator enable? (Choose two.)

Enabling vSphere Resource Pools is key to implementing resource overcommitment effectively while managing performance Service Level Agreements (SLAs) across different departments. Resource Pools allow administrators to allocate and manage resource shares, reservations, and limits for virtual machines collectively. By creating resource pools, an administrator can prioritize resources for critical departments or workloads while still providing flexibility for other departments. This mechanism is essential for ensuring that higher-priority workloads receive the necessary CPU and memory resources during peak times, thus adhering to the performance SLAs.

While there are other features related to managing availability and fault tolerance, they do not directly facilitate resource overcommitment in a manner that allows granular control over performance for different groups within a datacenter environment. To maintain adherence to varying SLAs for performance, the ability to segregate and manage resources strategically through Resource Pools is invaluable.