An administrator has been tasked with creating an alert in VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) Operations with the following settings: - Wait cycle: 2 - Cancel cycle: 2 Assuming the alert is not resolved…

The correct answer is D. 20 minutes. Wait Cycle: The number of consecutive collection cycles that the symptom must remain true before the alert is triggered. Cancel Cycle: The number of consecutive collection cycles that the symptom must not be true before the alert is canceled. Default Collection Interval: VCF…

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Question

An administrator has been tasked with creating an alert in VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) Operations with the following settings:

Wait cycle: 2
Cancel cycle: 2

Assuming the alert is not resolved, how much time elapses by default between the symptom triggering and the alert automatically cancelling itself?

Options

A40 minutes
B4 minutes
C10 minutes
D20 minutes

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A
11% (3)
C
7% (2)
D
81% (22)

Explanation

Wait Cycle: The number of consecutive collection cycles that the symptom must remain true before the alert is triggered. Cancel Cycle: The number of consecutive collection cycles that the symptom must not be true before the alert is canceled. Default Collection Interval: VCF Operations collects data every 5 minutes by default. Given the settings: Wait cycle = 2 The condition must persist for 2 ?5 minutes = 10 minutes before the alert Cancel cycle = 2 The condition must clear for 2 ?5 minutes = 10 minutes before the alert Thus, the total elapsed time between the symptom being triggered and the alert being automatically canceled (if unresolved) is 10 minutes wait + 10 minutes cancel = 20 minutes.

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#VCF Operations alerts#wait cycle#cancel cycle#alert timing

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