5V0-35.21 · Question #2
Which Grouping Option in vRealize Operations allows the configuration of Tiers?
The correct answer is B. Applications. Applications is correct because it is the only Grouping Option in vRealize Operations that supports the concept of Tiers - allowing you to organize services into logical layers (e.g., web tier, app tier, database tier) within a defined application boundary. Tags (A) are flat…
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Which Grouping Option in vRealize Operations allows the configuration of Tiers?
Options
- ATags
- BApplications
- CCloud Zones
- DCustom Datacenter
How the community answered
(23 responses)- B91% (21)
- C4% (1)
- D4% (1)
Explanation
Applications is correct because it is the only Grouping Option in vRealize Operations that supports the concept of Tiers - allowing you to organize services into logical layers (e.g., web tier, app tier, database tier) within a defined application boundary.
- Tags (A) are flat labels used for filtering and categorization, but they have no built-in tier hierarchy.
- Cloud Zones (C) are infrastructure constructs used in vRealize Automation to represent deployment targets, not logical application groupings with tiers.
- Custom Datacenter (D) lets you create custom container objects that mirror your physical or logical data center layout, but it does not expose a Tiers configuration.
Memory tip: Think "App = Architecture" - Applications model the layered architecture of a service (tiers), while the other options are about tagging, geography, or infrastructure topology.
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