Question 6 of 87
The CTO releases a new company policy stating that all workloads need to be managed through vRealize Automation (vRA) so that access to day 2 operations can be controlled centrally through a policy. Prior to this policy, the App-Dev team deployed all of their 300 development and test workloads within a single public cloud vendor. The naming convention used for workloads is provided in the following table:
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The App-Dev team needs to onboard all of the running development workloads into vRA and allocate them to the App-Dev project. The administrator creates a new Onboarding Plan and specifies the correct project and cloud account.
Which action should the administrator complete next to meet these requirements?
    Correct Answer: C

    The administrator needs to onboard all running development workloads into vRealize Automation (vRA) and allocate them to the App-Dev project. To achieve this, they should add one filtering rule that combines the criteria 'name:dev' and 'status:on'. This ensures that only the development workloads that are currently running (i.e., have the status 'on') are included in the onboarding plan. Adding separate filtering rules or using criteria for 'test' workloads is not relevant to the requirements as specified in the scenario.

Question 7 of 87
An administrator is configuring a cloud account for Microsoft Azure.
Which piece of information must the administrator provide in order to successfully add this cloud account?
    Correct Answer: D

    When configuring a cloud account for Microsoft Azure, the administrator must provide the Subscription ID. The Subscription ID is a unique identifier for your Azure subscription and is required to link the Azure account to any third-party applications or services. This ensures that the cloud management platform can communicate and manage resources within that specific Azure subscription.

Question 8 of 87
An administrator is preparing for a proof-of-concept using vRealize Automation to demonstrate the value of self-service automation. Its development environment has limited resources due to other competing projects.
Which type of vRealize Automation deployment should the administrator use when deploying with the vRealize Easy Installer?
    Correct Answer: A

    The administrator should use a Standard deployment for the proof-of-concept with vRealize Automation when the development environment has limited resources. A Standard deployment is appropriate for proof-of-concept and testing purposes as it requires fewer resources compared to other deployment types like Highly Available, Clustered, or Federated, which are intended for production environments and require more significant resources.

Question 9 of 87
An administrator is building a blueprint to allow users to select a cloud type.
The cloud type options are:
✑ Amazon Web Services
✑ vSphere
Where will the administrator configure capability tags so that the proper compute is selected at the time of deployment?
    Correct Answer: C

    The administrator should configure capability tags in Cloud Zones to ensure the proper compute is selected at the time of deployment. Cloud Zones allow the administrator to aggregate and categorize resources from different cloud providers, such as Amazon Web Services and vSphere, making it possible to implement constraints and capability tags that direct workloads to the appropriate compute resources based on the selected cloud type.

Question 10 of 87
An administrator needs to create a new project for the development team.
Which vRealize Automation resource can be added to a project?
    Correct Answer: A

    When creating a new project in vRealize Automation, Cloud Zones can be added to a project. Cloud Zones represent the resources and capabilities from various cloud environments. This allows the administrator to define where the project's workloads will be deployed and managed. By adding Cloud Zones, administrators can ensure that the development team has access to the necessary resources in the specified cloud environments.