Which vRealize Automation feature ensures applications are identically configured regard less if deployed into a development test or production environment?

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Options

• AWorkflow integration
• BApplication plug-ins
• CApplication services
• DApplication Blueprints

• A
  3% (1)
• B
  3% (1)
• D
  94% (30)

Explanation

Application Blueprints (D) are vRealize Automation's mechanism for defining a complete, reusable application topology - including components, configurations, networking, and policies - that deploys identically across dev, test, and production environments. By encoding the entire stack in a single blueprint, teams eliminate configuration drift between environments.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A. Workflow integration refers to connecting vRA with external orchestration tools (like vRealize Orchestrator) to automate tasks - it's about process automation, not environment consistency.
• B. Application plug-ins extend vRA's functionality by adding support for additional deployment targets or services; they don't govern configuration uniformity.
• C. Application services is a broader term for runtime platform capabilities (like load balancing or databases as a service); it doesn't describe the templating mechanism that locks in consistent config.

Memory tip: Think "Blueprint = floor plan." Just as a building's floor plan ensures every house in a development is built the same way regardless of which lot it sits on, an Application Blueprint ensures your app is built the same way regardless of which environment it lands in.

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