A company is consuming services from multiple public clouds, and the administrator has been asked to configure vRealize Operations Manager to monitor all supported environments. Which two Cloud…

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Options

• AAmazon Web Services (AWS)
• BVMware Cloud on AWS
• CGoogle Cloud
• DAlibaba Cloud
• EIBM Cloud

• A
  90% (43)
• C
  2% (1)
• D
  4% (2)
• E
  4% (2)

Explanation

vRealize Operations Manager (vROps) supports native Cloud Accounts for AWS (A) and VMware Cloud on AWS (B) - AWS because it is one of vROps' primary integrated public cloud targets, and VMware Cloud on AWS because it runs the VMware SDDC stack on AWS infrastructure, giving vROps first-class visibility into both the VMware layer and the underlying AWS resources in a single pane of glass.

Google Cloud (C) is not available as a native Cloud Account in vROps; Google Cloud monitoring requires a separate Management Pack, not the built-in Cloud Accounts configuration. Alibaba Cloud (D) and IBM Cloud (E) have no native vROps Cloud Account support at all - they are not on VMware's supported cloud account list for vROps.

Memory tip: Think "VMware plays best with AWS" - both the raw AWS Cloud Account and VMware's own hosted service on AWS (VMC on AWS) are the two natively supported options. The other three (Google, Alibaba, IBM) are either unsupported or require add-on packs, making them traps for test-takers who assume vROps covers all major clouds natively.

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