VMware Certification 2V0-32.22 Syllabus Exam Questions Answers

Before deploying vRealize Operations using a vRealize Suite Lifecycle Manager (vRSLCM) instance configured with VMware Identity Manager (vIDM), the administrator must configure a registered authentication provider in vRSLCM [48, 49]. This involves setting up vIDM as the authentication source in vRSLCM, allowing it to connect to vIDM for user authentication and authorization during the deployment process.

When capturing content from a vRealize Operations endpoint in vRealize Lifecycle Manager, the following statements are correct regarding content sync:

A. An auto refresh of content list runs in the background every 15 minutes : vRealize Lifecycle Manager automatically refreshes the content list in the background every 15 minutes to ensure that the displayed content is up-to-date.  

D. The UI retrieves the content from the endpoint when listing the content for the first time : When you initially access the content list for a vRealize Operations endpoint, vRealize Lifecycle Manager retrieves the content from the endpoint.  

E. Select the "Get latest" content option to retrieve the content in between automatic sync timers : If you need to refresh the content list before the next automatic sync, you can manually retrieve the latest content by selecting the "Get latest" option.  

The following statements are incorrect:

B. The UI retrieves the content every time from the endpoint when opening the endpoint: The UI only retrieves the content from the endpoint for the initial listing and subsequent automatic refreshes.

C. An auto refresh of content list runs in the background every 30 minutes: The automatic refresh occurs every 15 minutes, not 30 minutes.

F. Select the "Get latest" content option to retrieve the content, before the initial sync: The "Get latest" option is used to refresh the content after the initial sync has already occurred.

= vRealize Operations can help optimize capacity and performance in a virtual infrastructure by determining recommendations for oversized and undersized virtual machines . It analyzes resource usage patterns and provides recommendations for right-sizing VMs, ensuring that they have the appropriate resources to meet their performance requirements without wasting resources.

In vRealize Operations, when creating an alert definition, the Symptoms/Conditions workspace allows administrators to define the conditions that trigger alerts. The two valid types of symptom definitions are:

Metric:These symptoms are based on performance metrics collected from monitored objects, such as CPU usage, memory utilization, or disk latency. Administrators can set thresholds for these metrics, and when the thresholds are breached, the symptom is triggered.

Property:These symptoms are based on the properties of monitored objects, such as configuration settings, firmware versions, or operating system details. Changes or specific values in these properties can trigger symptoms.

By configuring these symptom types, administrators can create comprehensive alert definitions that monitor both the performance metrics and configuration properties of their virtual infrastructure, enabling proactive management and rapid response to potential issues.