An administrator has been tasked to deploy a vRealize Operations cluster in a High Availability configuration. Which three node sizes could the administrator deploy to satisfy this requirement? (Choos

Question

Options

• ALarge
• BSmall
• CMedium
• DStandard
• EExtra Small
• FTiny

• A
  95% (36)
• D
  3% (1)
• E
  3% (1)

Explanation

vRealize Operations supports High Availability deployment on Small, Medium, and Large node sizes because these tiers provide the minimum compute and memory resources required to run both primary and replica nodes in an HA cluster pair. HA requires sufficient resources to maintain a replica node that can take over if the primary fails, which the larger three sizes can accommodate.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• Standard (D) - Not a valid vROps node size; this is a fabricated distractor.
• Extra Small (E) - While it exists as a deployment option, it lacks sufficient resources to support HA configuration.
• Tiny (F) - Not a valid vROps node size; another fabricated distractor.

Memory tip: Think "SML = HA" - only the Small, Medium, and Large sizes support High Availability. If a node size sounds too small (Extra Small) or doesn't actually exist in vROps (Standard, Tiny), it won't qualify. When in doubt, remember that HA always requires more resources, so the smallest and non-existent options are automatically eliminated.

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