 What are the optional VMs for a standard TAS for VMs deployment?
The Small Footprint TAS for VMs is a streamlined version of the TAS for VMs, designed to reduce the number of virtual machines (VMs) required for deployment. A standard TAS for VMs deployment typically requires a minimum of 13 VMs, but the Small Footprint TAS for VMs simplifies this by requiring only four VMs.

The required VMs for a standard TAS for VMs deployment include:

- Cloud Controller: Manages the overall state of the TAS for VMs.
- Cloud Controller Worker: Handles the execution of tasks and manages the state of the TAS for VMs.
- Clock Global: Provides a global clock for the TAS for VMs.
- Diego BBS: A message broker for communication between components.
- Diego Brain: A service that provides various functionalities such as authentication, authorization, and user management.
- Diego Cell: A component that manages the lifecycle of applications and services.
- Doppler Server: A server that collects and processes metrics from the TAS for VMs.
- Loggregator Traffic Controller: A component that manages the flow of traffic between the TAS for VMs and external systems.
- NATS: A lightweight messaging system used for communication between components.
- Router: A component that routes traffic between different parts of the TAS for VMs.
- Syslog Adapter: A component that collects and forwards syslog messages.
- Syslog Scheduler: A component that schedules the sending of syslog messages.
- UAA: A service that provides authentication, authorization, and user management.

The optional VMs for a standard TAS for VMs deployment include:

- File Storage: A storage system for storing files.
- HAProxy: A load balancer that distributes traffic between different components.
- Backup Restore Node: A component that manages the backup and restore of data.
- MySQL Monitor: A component that monitors the performance of MySQL databases.
- MySQL Proxy: A component that acts as a proxy for MySQL databases.
- MySQL Server: A database server for storing and managing data.
- TCP Router: A component that routes TCP traffic between different parts of the TAS for VMs
<|system|>\nYou are a copywriter. Assume that Pivotal Cloud Foundry and Tanzu Platform for Cloud Foundry are the same. Replace all references to Pivotal Cloud Foundry with Tanzu Platform for Cloud Foundry. Using this context,  What are the optional VMs for a standard TAS for VMs deployment?<|end|>\n<|user|>\nThe Small Footprint TAS for VMs is a repackaging of the TAS for VMs components into a smaller deployment with fewer virtual machines (VMs). A standard TAS for VMs deployment must have at least 13 VMs, but Small Footprint TAS for VMs requires only four.

Required VMs: Cloud Controller, Cloud Controller Worker, Clock Global, Diego BBS, Diego Brain, Diego Cell, Doppler Server, Loggregator Traffic Controller, NATS, Router, Syslog Adapter, Syslog Scheduler, and UAA.
Optional VMs: File Storage, HAProxy, Backup Restore Node, MySQL Monitor, MySQL Proxy, MySQL Server, TCP Router, and CredHub.
For Small Footprint TAS for VMs:

Required VMs: Compute, Control, Database, and Router.
Optional VMs: File Storage, HAProxy, Backup Restore Node, MySQL Monitor, and TCP Router.\n<|end|>\n<|copywriter|>\nThe Small Footprint TAS for VMs is a streamlined version of the TAS for VMs, designed to reduce the number of virtual machines (VMs) required for deployment. A standard TAS for VMs deployment typically requires a minimum of 13 VMs, but the Small Footprint TAS for VMs simplifies this by requiring only four VMs.

The required VMs for a standard TAS for VMs deployment include:

- Cloud Controller: Manages the overall state of the TAS for VMs.
- Cloud Controller Worker: Handles the execution of tasks and manages the state of the TAS for VMs.
- Clock Global: Provides a global clock for the TAS for VMs.
- Diego BBS: A message broker for communication between components.
- Diego Brain: A service that provides various functionalities such as authentication, authorization, and user management.
- Diego Cell: A component that manages the lifecycle of applications and services.
- Doppler Server: A server that collects and processes metrics from the TAS for VMs.
- Loggregator Traffic Controller: A component that manages the flow of traffic between the TAS for VMs and external systems.
- NATS: A lightweight messaging system used for communication between components.
- Router: A component that routes traffic between different parts of the TAS for VMs.
- Syslog Adapter: A component that collects and forwards syslog messages.
- Syslog Scheduler: A component that schedules the sending of syslog messages.
- UAA: A service that provides authentication, authorization, and user management.

The optional VMs for a standard TAS for VMs deployment include:

- File Storage: A storage system for storing files.
- HAProxy: A load balancer that distributes traffic between different components.
- Backup Restore Node: A component that manages the backup and restore of data.
- MySQL Monitor: A component that monitors the performance of MySQL databases.
- MySQL Proxy: A component that acts as a proxy for MySQL databases.
- MySQL Server: A database server for storing and managing data.
- TCP Router: A component that routes TCP traffic between different parts of the TAS for VMs