Refer to the exhibit. Which two objects are created as a result of the configuration ?

While port groups are created on a VDS, 'Trunk port group' is a general VDS concept, not a direct, primary object created as a result of the core ACI-VMware integration setup itself, which focuses on the domain and uplink connectivity.

A bridge domain is an ACI construct that defines Layer 2 forwarding within the ACI fabric; it's a policy element applied *after* the VMM domain integration, not an object directly created by the integration setup itself.

When ACI is integrated with VMware vSphere, the APIC often takes responsibility for configuring and managing the Virtual Distributed Switch (VDS) uplink ports within VMware. These uplinks establish the physical connectivity from the virtual environment to the ACI fabric.

A crucial object created during ACI-VMware integration is the VMware domain (also known as a VMM domain). This domain serves as the communication channel and policy enforcement point between the ACI APIC and the vCenter server, enabling ACI to manage virtual networking components.

An endpoint retention policy is an ACI fabric policy that manages endpoint aging; it is configured separately and is not a direct object created as part of the initial ACI-VMware VMM domain integration.