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The operations team is tasked with the preparation of a weekly health status overview of a VMware
vSphere Foundation (VVF) environment to senior management with the following requirements:
It should be sent every Monday morning.
It must include KPIs related to cluster health, storage usage, and virtual machine (VM) growth trends.
Operational overhead should be minimized.
Which two actions must the administrator perform to satisfy these requirements? (Choose two.)
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Discussion
Custom dashboard seems like it’d cover the main KPIs in a single view and keep things simple, so A. Not 100% sure if that handles the automated delivery piece directly, but for minimizing overhead it’s what I’d pick over building reports. Agree?
C or E for me. Exporting the built-in Cluster Summary report (C) should give most of the high-level health and usage stats, and E lets you grab metrics to analyze in Excel if needed. Both seem fast with low manual overhead. Maybe I'm missing something about custom Views though, but these seem easier.
Probably B and D. Had something like this in a mock, and it wanted the custom KPIs sent out on a schedule, so creating a custom view (D) then scheduling automatic email delivery (B) fits. The built-in report in C wouldn't let you customize for those exact metrics. Pretty sure that's right, but let me know if anyone sees it differently.
B
Just to check, does the operational overhead requirement rule out manually exporting reports every week? If so, automation (like scheduler in B) makes sense. If they only care about minimizing config work up front, maybe A or C could fit too.
B/D. Encountered exactly similar question in my exam, scheduler plus custom view/report ticks all boxes.
Its B and D
B . Scheduling email reports every Monday covers the automation and low overhead part.
Probably B and D-custom View lets you pick exactly the KPIs needed, and scheduling the report via email keeps the process automated with low manual effort. C sounds tempting but it doesn't handle custom metrics, which is what they're after. Seen similar on other VMware practice sets.
Its B and C
I don’t think it’s C. B and D fit best since you need automation and specific KPIs, which custom views plus email scheduling give you. C is tempting but doesn’t cover custom data, so pretty sure that’s the trap here.
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