Broadcom-VMware
3V0-732 · Question #35
An architect with a full vRealize solution stack deployment has recently been considering the Amazon Web Services (EC2) offering. The vRealize Automation architect is being tasked with integrating…
The correct answer is C. Use the Amazon EC2 endpoint using a restricted access key for a test environment. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
An architect with a full vRealize solution stack deployment has recently been considering the Amazon Web Services (EC2) offering. The vRealize Automation architect is being tasked with integrating the Amazon test account with its environment for testing. What would be the easiest way to complete this integration without adding any risks to the production environment?
Options
- ADeploy a vCenter 6.0 appliance in Amazon and connect it as an endpoint to vRealize Automation.
- BUse an existing vRealize Automation appliance in Amazon EC2.
- CUse the Amazon EC2 endpoint using a restricted access key for a test environment.
- DUse the vRealize Orchestrator Plug-in for Amazon Web Services to create an Amazon EC2 endpoint using a restricted access key for a test environment.
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(15 responses)- B13% (2)
- C80% (12)
- D7% (1)
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