An architect has been tasked with designing an infrastructure configured to support multiple development, test and production tiers for multiple tenants. Which two vRealize Automation components…

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Options

• AFabric group
• BCompute resource
• CEndpoint
• DBusiness group

• A
  73% (27)
• C
  11% (4)
• D
  16% (6)

Explanation

Fabric groups and compute resources work together to create the physical infrastructure boundary that supports multi-tier, multi-tenant environments. A fabric group is an administrative container that groups compute resources (clusters, hosts, clouds) and assigns them to fabric administrators - an architect can create separate fabric groups for dev, test, and prod tiers, each containing the appropriate compute resources for each tenant.

Option C (Endpoint) is wrong because an endpoint is simply the connection configuration to a virtualization platform (e.g., a vCenter). It's a technical link, not an organizational or tier-management construct.

Option D (Business Group) is wrong because business groups represent consumers of infrastructure (users/departments) and are used for entitlement/provisioning policies - they don't define or isolate infrastructure tiers.

Memory tip: Think of it as two layers - Fabric Groups are the containers that define boundaries, and Compute Resources are the capacity inside those containers. Together they form the "physical" side of vRA's multi-tier architecture. Business groups belong to the consumer (catalog) side, not the infrastructure side.

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