2V0-17.25 · Question #61
An administrator is tasked with creating a custom dashboard for the security team. The team has the following requirements: - Monitor the CPU, memory, and disk usage across all Virtual Machines…
The correct answer is C. List View. Object Relationship View: Displays dependencies and hierarchy between objects (for example, VMs, hosts, datastores) but does not provide exportable tabular data. Scoreboard View: Provides a high-level KPI visualization of a few key objects but is not intended for large tabular…
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An administrator is tasked with creating a custom dashboard for the security team. The team has the following requirements:
- Monitor the CPU, memory, and disk usage across all Virtual Machines
(VMs) in a workload domain.
- Export the data to CSV.
Which custom view in VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) Operations meets these requirements?
Options
- AObject Relationship View
- BScoreboard View
- CList View
- DTrend View
How the community answered
(25 responses)- A4% (1)
- B4% (1)
- C80% (20)
- D12% (3)
Explanation
Object Relationship View: Displays dependencies and hierarchy between objects (for example, VMs, hosts, datastores) but does not provide exportable tabular data. Scoreboard View: Provides a high-level KPI visualization of a few key objects but is not intended for large tabular exports. List View (Correct): Displays tabular data across many objects, such as CPU, memory, and disk metrics for VMs. The guide states: "List views are useful when you want to compare metrics across multiple objects and can be exported to CSV for further analysis." Trend View: Focuses on historical data and growth over time, but export to CSV is not its primary Because the security team requires both tabular comparison of VM resource usage and the ability to export the data to CSV, the List View is the only option that meets both requirements.
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