An administrator wants to ensure that all new virtual workloads created with vRealize Automation are built to the correct specifications and are aligned with corporate service levels. Which vRealize…

Question

Options

• ALifecycle management
• BPolicy-based provisioning and governance
• CIntelligent resource Governor
• DWorkflow and task automation

• A
  7% (4)
• B
  74% (40)
• C
  15% (8)
• D
  4% (2)

Explanation

Policy-based provisioning and governance is correct because it is the vRealize Automation feature specifically designed to enforce standards and service-level alignment during the provisioning process - blueprints, approval policies, and resource constraints ensure workloads are built to defined specifications before they ever reach production.

Lifecycle management (A) focuses on managing workloads after they exist (reclamation, expiration, updates), not on enforcing build standards at creation time. Intelligent Resource Governor (C) is a distractor - while vRealize does have resource management capabilities, this is not a distinct named feature that governs provisioning specifications. Workflow and task automation (D) handles orchestrating sequences of tasks and integrations, not enforcing that workloads conform to corporate service tiers.

Memory tip: Think "policy = rules before creation." If the question involves governing what gets built and how, reach for policy-based provisioning - governance is in the name.

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