Which mobility operation command initiates the operation?

The command that initiates a mobility operation is the "start" command. This command is fundamental because it is specifically designed to trigger and begin the data migration or mobility operation within the VPLEX environment. By issuing the start command, you are indicating the intention to commence the operation, ensuring that all necessary preparations, configurations, and resources are engaged appropriately.

In the context of VPLEX, mobility operations involve moving data across different storage devices or locations, and this command is crucial for getting the process underway. The start command effectively activates the internal mechanisms required for the operation to proceed, enabling effective data management in a virtualized storage environment.

Other options like commit, clean, and remove serve different roles in the operational lifecycle. The commit command is typically used to finalize or confirm changes made during an operation, while the clean command is associated with cleanup tasks or preparing the environment. The remove command generally pertains to deleting or unlinking resources rather than initiating operations. Each of these commands has its own defined purpose but does not function to start a mobility operation.