A company wants an automated provisioning solution. It has a large vSphere farm for its main production applications and a Hyper-V Farm for its SQL Server databases. One of the business requirements…

Question

Options

• ADeploy vRealize Automation for provisioning with two endpoints-- one for each hypervisor-- and
• BDeploy vRealize Automation for provisioning with two endpoints-- one for each hypervisor--
• CDeploy vRealize Automation with only one endpoint, deploy vRealize Business and manage
• DDeploy vRealize Automation with only one endpoint for provisioning, deploy vRealize Business for

• A
  5% (2)
• B
  72% (28)
• C
  15% (6)
• D
  8% (3)

Explanation

Option B is correct because the environment spans two different hypervisors (vSphere and Hyper-V), which each require their own dedicated endpoint in vRealize Automation to enable provisioning across both platforms. Paired with vRealize Business, which is VMware's purpose-built cost visibility and chargeback/showback tool, the solution satisfies both the provisioning and cost management requirements across the entire hybrid infrastructure.

Options C and D are wrong because they specify only one endpoint - a single endpoint cannot simultaneously manage both a vSphere and a Hyper-V environment, leaving one platform unmanageable through vRA.

Option A is wrong because, while it correctly calls for two endpoints, it likely omits or misidentifies the cost management component - vRealize Business is the correct tool for tracking and managing service costs, not alternatives like vRealize Operations (which is for performance/capacity, not cost).

Memory tip: Use the phrase "Two Hypers, Two Endpoints, Business handles Bills" - two hypervisors demand two endpoints, and vRealize Business covers the Budget/cost requirement.

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