I believe this is "D" https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-Validated-Design/6.2/sddc-operational-verification/GUID-040957F2-F4F0-46CE-857B-A0BAF03355EB.html > Validate that all vRealize Automation services are healthy by running the vracli service status command on one of the cluster nodes. Others have tried to choose B) for this, but this is not exactly correct. kubectl -n prelude get pods... what does this do? It will list all the containers running in the Kubernetes namespace that VRA runs in. But this doesn't tell us that the services inside those containers are healthy. They could all be showing as active and VRA could be completely broken. B) is not the best answer.

B is correct, that lists all pods and showing status (pods are services). D is wrong - vracli status shows only general status about entire system. It will be correct if the answer is vracli service status - it will show the status of services with healthy indicator per each.

B. kubectl -n prelude get pods

B is correct think Verify that all services are up and running with the following command. kubectl get pods --all-namespaces Run the following command to verify that all services are running: kubectl -n prelude get pods

D. vracli status: Gives an overview of the entire VMware Aria Automation cluster infrastructure and database The B no exist, similar is this command kubectl get pods -n <namespace>: Gives information about the pods in a given namespace Like D.

Procedure Log in to the vRealize Automation appliance by using a Secure Shell (SSH) client. Setting. Value. FQDN. xreg-vra01a.rainpole.io. User name. root. Password. vra_appA_root_password. Verify that all vRealize Automation services have a Started state and Healthy status by running the command. vracli service status.

answer should be B, since D shows you general error on cluster level not on services.