2V0-622D · Question #31
Which action can the Hybrid Cloud Manager perform?
The correct answer is D. It can move a virtual machine from vCloud Air to on premises vSphere. VMware Hybrid Cloud Manager enables workload mobility between vCloud Air and on-premises vSphere, including moving VMs back from vCloud Air to on-premises.
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Which action can the Hybrid Cloud Manager perform?
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- AIt can migrate virtual machines with vMotion between vCenter Servers with distinct Single Sign-on
- BIt can manage vCloud Air and Amazon Web Services (EC2) from a single interface.
- CIt can migrate the virtual machines with vMotion between AWS, Azure, and vCloud Air.
- DIt can move a virtual machine from vCloud Air to on premises vSphere.
How the community answered
(16 responses)- C6% (1)
- D94% (15)
Why each option
VMware Hybrid Cloud Manager enables workload mobility between vCloud Air and on-premises vSphere, including moving VMs back from vCloud Air to on-premises.
Cross vCenter vMotion between distinct Single Sign-On domains is a native vSphere feature, not a capability specific to or provided by Hybrid Cloud Manager.
Hybrid Cloud Manager does not provide a unified management interface for both vCloud Air and Amazon Web Services EC2 - it is scoped to vCloud Air and on-premises vSphere integration.
Hybrid Cloud Manager does not support live vMotion migrations spanning multiple public cloud providers such as AWS and Azure simultaneously - its scope is vCloud Air to on-premises vSphere.
Hybrid Cloud Manager is purpose-built to provide bidirectional workload migration between vCloud Air and on-premises vSphere environments, allowing administrators to move VMs from vCloud Air back to local infrastructure. It leverages vMotion-based technology to accomplish live migrations across the hybrid boundary without requiring downtime. This repatriation capability is a core documented function of the product.
Concept tested: VMware Hybrid Cloud Manager VM migration capabilities
Source: https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-vSphere/index.html
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