An architect is designing the deployment of vRealize Log Insight (vRLI) in their data center. The customer has the following requirements:✑ vRLI cluster responds to multiple Virtual IP Addresses (VIPs)✑ Each event message received from a VIP is associated with a tagWhich two design decisions would the architect make to achieve the requirements? (Choose two.)
An architect is designing a Cloud Management solution for a customer to create a private cloud. The customer wants to enable self-service provisioning for their business users to their existing VMware virtual environment. After initial discovery workshops, the following information have been gathered:✑ The customer, in the future, may need to start supporting the deployment of services to public cloud.✑ The customer has existing vCloud Suite Advanced license entitlement covering all of their virtual environment.✑ There is no budget for additional licensing at this time.What should the architect document as a risk in the design?
The Service Owner of a vRealize Automation solution has requested that public cloud use is restricted to hosting workloads only. The configured cloud zones for all projects will be stated as follows:✑ vSphere✑ AWSAzure -Which FaaS provider should the architect recommend for generic extensibility actions to meet the Service Owner's requirement?
An organization wants to provide automated self-service IaaS catalog to all departments within the organization. The key stakeholders have asked for the platform to be resilient to component failures and each department consume the same on-premises infrastructure but can only see and manage machines which belong to their department.Choose one design decision that will meet the business requirements.
Which two statements are true when considering the vRealize Automation logical design for workload storage placement based on service levels, cost, and performance?(Choose two.)
A company has recently completed an audit and has found that there are many virtual machines in their production environment which no longer appear to be in use. To prevent this from happening in future, the company is deploying vRealize Automation and would like all provisioned VMs to meet following requirements:✑ VMs to have a default lease of 90 days and no more than 365 days✑ Lease policy can be overridden on case by case basis✑ Upon initial lease expiry, the VM should be kept for 10 days after which they will be destroyedWhich policy design will meet the technical requirements?
