1Z0-1085-22 · Question #101
Which THREE are benefits of Oracle Cloud VMware Solution?
The correct answer is A. Runs the certified VMware product stack in the cloud. C. Customers can leverage the same set of tools and processes used on-premises. E. Provides full administrative control to customers. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
Which THREE are benefits of Oracle Cloud VMware Solution?
Options
- ARuns the certified VMware product stack in the cloud.
- BCustomers can choose their own data center hardware.
- CCustomers can leverage the same set of tools and processes used on-premises.
- DVMware workloads are refactored for migration.
- EProvides full administrative control to customers.
How the community answered
(49 responses)- A78% (38)
- B6% (3)
- D16% (8)
Community Discussion
8
Orla P.May 28, 2026The answer is A, C, and E. Oracle Cloud VMware Solution is a lift-and-shift play, meaning you bring your certified VMware stack into Oracle's cloud without refactoring anything (rules out D), you keep your existing tooling and admin rights exactly as you had them on-prem (locks in C and E), and Oracle supplies the hardware so you never pick your own (rules out B, locks in A).
Lena V.May 30, 2026Solid breakdown, just worth flagging that OCVS runs on dedicated bare metal so the "Oracle supplies hardware" point is accurate but the tenant still controls the ESXi hosts directly, which is actually what makes C and E stick, not just the lift-and-shift framing.
Lena V.Jun 8, 2026Saw this exact question on my exam last month and almost overthought it, but B is out because you have zero say in the physical hardware on OCI, and D is dead wrong because the whole point of OCVS is lift-and-shift with no refactoring. A, C, and E locked in, certified, moving on.
Orla P.Jun 8, 2026Good call not overthinking it, and for anyone still second-guessing on exam day, that clean elimination on B and D is exactly the kind of question you flag briefly, commit to your gut picks, and return to only if you have time left at the end.
Nina C.Jun 22, 2026I got tripped up on B at first because "choose your own hardware" sounds like a benefit until you remember that Oracle owns the bare metal in OCI and you have no say in that, so B is out. D is also a trap because the whole point of OCVS is that you do NOT have to refactor anything, you just lift and shift, so the correct three are A, C, and E.
Aleksei K.Jun 24, 2026Nina nailed the B and D eliminations, but worth spelling out why E belongs, the vSphere stack stays intact so your existing runbooks, vCenter habits, and NSX configs move over without a rewrite, which is the whole lift-and-shift value prop she mentioned.
Aleksei K.May 25, 2026Saw this one on my actual exam and almost second-guessed myself on E because I kept thinking Oracle would lock down admin access the way they do in some of their SaaS products. They do not. With OCVS you get full vSphere admin, your own vCenter, NSX, vSAN, the whole certified stack running on bare metal in OCI, which is A. C is the whole selling point of the solution, you bring your runbooks, your monitoring, your change management process, nothing has to change operationally. B is wrong because Oracle owns and provisions the hardware, you do not get to spec your own nodes. D is the opposite of why anyone buys OCVS in the first place, the entire pitch is that you lift and shift without touching the workload. When I hit that question I crossed out B and D immediately, confirmed E by remembering that customers manage their own VMware environment end to end, and moved on. A, C, E.
Orla P.May 27, 2026The E confirmation is the one that trips people up most at test centers, so worth spelling out for anyone still fuzzy: full vSphere admin access in OCVS means you manage users, permissions, and clusters yourself, Oracle does not hold the keys to your vCenter.