An administrator is troubleshooting a high CPU usage issue of the SDDC Manager VM. Access to SDDC Manager UI is exhibiting degraded performance. What two steps should the administrator take to…

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Options

• AReboot the SDDC Manager VM to clear any temporary issues.
• BLogin to SDDC Manager using console with root credentials, run the top command to identify any
• CUpgrade the vSphere version to the latest release.
• DReview the CPU usage of the ESXi management domain hosts to identify any that are
• EReconfigure the DRS settings to be more aggressive in load balancing.

• A
  11% (5)
• B
  80% (37)
• C
  2% (1)
• E
  7% (3)

Explanation

B: The official documentation instructs administrators to use system monitoring commands such as top or htop within the SDDC Manager appliance to determine if specific processes or services are causing elevated CPU usage. This helps pinpoint the root cause inside the VM. D: High CPU usage within the SDDC Manager VM could also result from overall CPU contention on the physical ESXi hosts. Checking host-level CPU usage can help determine if the underlying infrastructure is contributing to the performance issue. The documentation emphasizes reviewing host resource metrics to ensure the management cluster is not overcommitted.

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