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An architect is responsible for designing a new multi-cloud management solution for a customer. The customer has a cloud first strategy ad has provided the following high- level information about…
The correct answer is C. vRealize Operations Cloud and vRealize Log Insight Cloud must be deployed into the same D. Create Cloud accounts in vRealize Operations Cloud for AWS, Azure and VMware Cloud on. Options C and D together address the core requirement: visibility and monitoring across all three public clouds plus VMware Cloud on AWS. D is correct because creating Cloud Accounts in vRealize Operations Cloud (vROps Cloud) for AWS, Azure, and VMware Cloud on AWS is the…
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An architect is responsible for designing a new multi-cloud management solution for a customer. The customer has a cloud first strategy ad has provided the following high- level information about their current usage of the cloud:
- The customer has public cloud presence in AWS, Azure and GCP and uses
a number of native cloud services.
- The customer runs all vSphere-based workloads within VMware Cloud on
AWS. The customer would like to ensure they have the ability to deploy and monitor supported workloads and native services in any of their clouds. In addition to the deployment of vRealize Automate Cloud, which two recommendations should the architect make to meet the requirement? (Choose two.)
Options
- AvRealize Operations Cloud and vRealize Log Insight Cloud must be deployed into the same
- BCreate Cloud accounts in vRealize Operations Cloud with each of the cloud services to enable
- CvRealize Operations Cloud and vRealize Log Insight Cloud must be deployed into the same
- DCreate Cloud accounts in vRealize Operations Cloud for AWS, Azure and VMware Cloud on
- EDeploy a vRealize Operations Cluster in VMware Cloud on AWS and configure integration to
How the community answered
(52 responses)- A4% (2)
- B13% (7)
- C77% (40)
- E6% (3)
Explanation
Options C and D together address the core requirement: visibility and monitoring across all three public clouds plus VMware Cloud on AWS.
D is correct because creating Cloud Accounts in vRealize Operations Cloud (vROps Cloud) for AWS, Azure, and VMware Cloud on AWS is the foundational step that enables vROps Cloud to discover, monitor, and surface metrics for resources running in those environments - without cloud accounts, vROps Cloud is essentially blind to those clouds.
C is correct because vRealize Operations Cloud and vRealize Log Insight Cloud must be properly integrated (connected to the same organization/instance) to deliver both performance monitoring and log analytics as a unified solution - covering the "monitor supported workloads and native services" requirement end-to-end.
A is wrong because it states an incorrect constraint about how vROps Cloud and vRLI Cloud must be co-located or configured - the phrasing in A describes an invalid or unnecessary deployment requirement. B is wrong because creating accounts per individual native service is not the correct approach - you create accounts at the cloud provider level, not per service. E is wrong because deploying a dedicated vROps Cluster inside VMware Cloud on AWS is an on-premises pattern that defeats the purpose of using the SaaS-based vROps Cloud.
Memory tip: Think "Discover first, Connect the logs" - you must add cloud accounts (D) so vROps Cloud can see your clouds, then connect vROps Cloud and vRLI Cloud together (C) so you get monitoring and logging in one pane of glass.
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