 Can you list the optional VMs for a Small Footprint TAS for VMs deployment?
\nIn the context of Tanzu Platform for Cloud Foundry (TPCF), the Small Footprint TAS for VMs deployment is a streamlined version of the full TAS for VMs, designed to reduce resource consumption while still providing essential services. Here's a list of the optional VMs for a Small Footprint TAS for VMs deployment on TPCF:

1. File Storage: This VM provides a shared file system for applications to store and access files. It's useful for scenarios where applications need to share files or access a centralized file repository.

2. HAProxy: HAProxy is a high-performance load balancer that can distribute traffic across multiple instances of an application. It's useful for scaling applications and improving availability.

3. Backup Restore Node: This VM is responsible for managing backups and restores of applications and data. It's useful for ensuring that applications can be quickly restored in case of a failure or data loss.

4. MySQL Monitor: This VM monitors the performance of MySQL databases and provides alerts and notifications when performance thresholds are exceeded. It's useful for ensuring that databases are performing optimally and for identifying potential issues before they become critical.

5. MySQL Proxy: MySQL Proxy is a tool that allows applications to connect to multiple MySQL databases as if they were a single database. It's useful for scenarios where applications need to access data from multiple databases or when databases are distributed across multiple regions.

6. TCP Router: This VM routes traffic between different networks and is useful for scenarios where applications need to communicate with external services or when multiple networks need to be connected.

7. CredHub: CredHub is a tool that provides centralized management of credentials for applications. It's useful for scenarios where applications need to access multiple services or when credentials need to be rotated frequently.

Note that the Small Footprint TAS for VMs deployment on TPCF only requires four VMs: Compute, Control, Database, and Router. The optional VMs listed above can be added to the deployment as needed, depending on the specific requirements of the application and the infrastructure.
<|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,  Can you list the optional VMs for a Small Footprint 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|>\n\nIn the context of Tanzu Platform for Cloud Foundry (TPCF), the Small Footprint TAS for VMs deployment is a streamlined version of the full TAS for VMs, designed to reduce resource consumption while still providing essential services. Here's a list of the optional VMs for a Small Footprint TAS for VMs deployment on TPCF:

1. File Storage: This VM provides a shared file system for applications to store and access files. It's useful for scenarios where applications need to share files or access a centralized file repository.

2. HAProxy: HAProxy is a high-performance load balancer that can distribute traffic across multiple instances of an application. It's useful for scaling applications and improving availability.

3. Backup Restore Node: This VM is responsible for managing backups and restores of applications and data. It's useful for ensuring that applications can be quickly restored in case of a failure or data loss.

4. MySQL Monitor: This VM monitors the performance of MySQL databases and provides alerts and notifications when performance thresholds are exceeded. It's useful for ensuring that databases are performing optimally and for identifying potential issues before they become critical.

5. MySQL Proxy: MySQL Proxy is a tool that allows applications to connect to multiple MySQL databases as if they were a single database. It's useful for scenarios where applications need to access data from multiple databases or when databases are distributed across multiple regions.

6. TCP Router: This VM routes traffic between different networks and is useful for scenarios where applications need to communicate with external services or when multiple networks need to be connected.

7. CredHub: CredHub is a tool that provides centralized management of credentials for applications. It's useful for scenarios where applications need to access multiple services or when credentials need to be rotated frequently.

Note that the Small Footprint TAS for VMs deployment on TPCF only requires four VMs: Compute, Control, Database, and Router. The optional VMs listed above can be added to the deployment as needed, depending on the specific requirements of the application and the infrastructure.