2V0-13.25 · Question #38
An architect has been tasked with designing a new VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) solution. During the requirements gathering workshops with the customer, the following requirements were captured…
The correct answer is D. Deploy VCF Identity Broker (VIDB) in the first VCF instance management domain at DC01. E. Configure all additional VCF instances in the same private cloud to point to the VIDB in the first. The VCF Identity Broker (VIDB) enables integration with enterprise identity systems and supports MFA. To reduce operational overhead: Deploy VIDB once in the first VCF instance at DC01. Point all additional VCF instances in the same private cloud to this VIDB. This avoids…
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An architect has been tasked with designing a new VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) solution. During the requirements gathering workshops with the customer, the following requirements were captured:
REQ01: The solution must support workloads being deployed to multiple physical datacenter locations (DC01, DC02). REQ02: The solution must support the use of the two factor authentication for authenticating user access to the administrative tools. REQ03: The solution must prioritize reducing the operational overhead associated with managing the deployed infrastructure platform. A combination of which two design decisions should the architect document for the VCF Single Sign-On architecture in order to meet these requirements? (Choose two.)
Options
- ADeploy VCF Identity Broker (VIDB) in the management domain of every VCF instance in all sites.
- BDeploy VCF Identity Broker (VIDB) in the management domain of each VCF instance at DC02.
- CConfigure all additional VCF instances in the same region to point to the VIDB in the first VCF
- DDeploy VCF Identity Broker (VIDB) in the first VCF instance management domain at DC01.
- EConfigure all additional VCF instances in the same private cloud to point to the VIDB in the first
How the community answered
(39 responses)- A8% (3)
- B3% (1)
- C21% (8)
- D69% (27)
Explanation
The VCF Identity Broker (VIDB) enables integration with enterprise identity systems and supports MFA. To reduce operational overhead: Deploy VIDB once in the first VCF instance at DC01. Point all additional VCF instances in the same private cloud to this VIDB. This avoids deploying and managing multiple VIDB instances, reducing lifecycle overhead while still enabling 2FA. Options A/B introduce unnecessary duplication. Option C centralizes in DC02, but requirement specifies DC01 is primary.
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