A service provider is using vRealize Operations Tenant App for chargeback of tenant-used resources. Which action should the system administrator take to update the price for a CPU and memory…

Question

Options

• AChange the sizing policy in the VMware Cloud Director provider portal.
• BChange the pricing policy in the Tenant App UI.
• CChange the pricing metadata in the concerned Organization VDC in the VMware Cloud Provider
• DChange the report definition in the vRealize Operations Manager.

• A
  6% (1)
• B
  88% (15)
• C
  6% (1)

Explanation

Option B is correct because vRealize Operations Tenant App has its own dedicated pricing policy configuration within the Tenant App UI itself - this is where service providers define and update CPU and memory rates used for chargeback calculations, making it the authoritative and purpose-built location for this task.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A is wrong because sizing policies in the VMware Cloud Director provider portal control resource allocation and VM sizing, not chargeback pricing.
• C is wrong because Organization VDC metadata in the Cloud Provider portal relates to resource entitlements and configuration, not pricing rates for chargeback.
• D is wrong because report definitions in vRealize Operations Manager control how data is displayed/reported, not how prices are set.

Memory tip: Think of it this way - pricing lives where chargeback lives. The Tenant App handles the entire chargeback workflow for tenants, so it logically owns the pricing configuration too. If a tenant sees a bill, the rates behind that bill are managed in the same app.

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