5V0-35.21 · Question #157
Where in vRealize Operations is the number of additional VMs that can fit into a data center displayed?
The correct answer is C. datacenter object Capacity tab. In vRealize Operations, the datacenter object Capacity tab (C) is where you find "remaining capacity" metrics, including how many additional VMs can fit into a data center based on current resource headroom - this is core capacity planning functionality scoped at the datacenter…
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Where in vRealize Operations is the number of additional VMs that can fit into a data center displayed?
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- Adatacenter Capacity Allocation Overview dashboard
- Bdatacenter object Environment tab
- Cdatacenter object Capacity tab
- DCluster Utilization dashboard
How the community answered
(40 responses)- A3% (1)
- B3% (1)
- C95% (38)
Explanation
In vRealize Operations, the datacenter object Capacity tab (C) is where you find "remaining capacity" metrics, including how many additional VMs can fit into a data center based on current resource headroom - this is core capacity planning functionality scoped at the datacenter object level.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A (Capacity Allocation Overview dashboard): This dashboard shows allocation-based capacity across the environment but is not the specific place for VM fit counts at the datacenter level.
- B (Environment tab): The Environment tab shows the inventory and relationships of objects (what's running, what's connected), not capacity projections.
- D (Cluster Utilization dashboard): This shows how clusters are being used in real time, not remaining VM capacity at the datacenter level.
Memory tip: Think "Capacity questions live on the Capacity tab" - when an exam asks about how many more VMs can fit, that's a capacity planning question, so go to the object's Capacity tab. The datacenter object (not a dashboard) is key because you need the datacenter-scoped view, not a cluster or environment-wide one.
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