3V0-32.23 · Question #24
An architect is tasked with the following: - Build a private cloud solution for an organization using VMware vRealize Automation. - This private cloud needs to manage two different datacenters…
The correct answer is D. Deploy a Workspace ONE Access cluster in a multi-site design architecture with 3-nodes in each. Workspace ONE Access is the primary entry point for end users to consume all types of applications, including SaaS, web, VMware Horizon virtual desktops and published applications, Citrix XenApp and XenDesktop, and mobile apps. Therefore, when deployed on-premises, "it should…
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An architect is tasked with the following:
- Build a private cloud solution for an organization using VMware
vRealize Automation.
- This private cloud needs to manage two different datacenters
separated geographically.
- The private cloud solution needs to be highly available.
Which of the following approaches can the architect take to achieve this? Note: VMware Identity Manager has been renamed as VMware Workspace ONE Access.
Options
- ADeploy a Workspace ONE Access cluster in a multi-site design architecture with 3-nodes
- BDeploy a 3-node Workspace ONE Access cluster in a single-site design architecture in one of the
- CDeploy a single-node Workspace ONE Access instance in a single-site design architecture in one
- DDeploy a Workspace ONE Access cluster in a multi-site design architecture with 3-nodes in each
How the community answered
(37 responses)- A3% (1)
- B16% (6)
- C8% (3)
- D73% (27)
Explanation
Workspace ONE Access is the primary entry point for end users to consume all types of applications, including SaaS, web, VMware Horizon virtual desktops and published applications, Citrix XenApp and XenDesktop, and mobile apps. Therefore, when deployed on-premises, "it should be highly available within a site", and "also deployed in a secondary data center for failover and redundancy". https://techzone.vmware.com/resource/workspace-one-access-architecture#load-balancing
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