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An architect is responsible for the design of a new VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF)-based private cloud solution. During a requirements gathering workshop, key stakeholders provided the following…
The correct answer is A. Configure a Configuration Template for the Management Cluster. B. Schedule Configuration Drift to Check the configuration every 30 days. D. Create a Configuration Template for the Management NSX Manager. To track configuration drift in VMware Cloud Foundation, the solution uses Configuration Templates and drift checks: A: Template for the Management Cluster ensures cluster-level baseline is tracked. B: Scheduling drift checks every 30 days ensures changes are detected. D…
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An architect is responsible for the design of a new VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF)-based private cloud solution. During a requirements gathering workshop, key stakeholders provided the following requirement:
The solution must identify any configuration changes made to the Management Infrastructure every 30 days. Which three design decisions should the architect make to meet the stated requirements? (Choose three.)
Options
- AConfigure a Configuration Template for the Management Cluster.
- BSchedule Configuration Drift to Check the configuration every 30 days.
- CConfigure a Configuration Template for the Management vCenter.
- DCreate a Configuration Template for the Management NSX Manager.
- ESchedule Configuration Drift to Remediate the configuration every 30 days.
- FConfigure Host Profiles for the Workload Domain.
How the community answered
(54 responses)- A72% (39)
- C7% (4)
- E15% (8)
- F6% (3)
Explanation
To track configuration drift in VMware Cloud Foundation, the solution uses Configuration Templates and drift checks: A: Template for the Management Cluster ensures cluster-level baseline is tracked. B: Scheduling drift checks every 30 days ensures changes are detected. D: Template for NSX Manager ensures network and security components are included in drift C: (Management vCenter) is not separately templated, it's part of cluster drift. E: (remediation every 30 days) is not required -- detection is enough. F: (Host Profiles) is vSphere-specific, not aligned with VCF's drift management framework.
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