Q: 14
An administrator has deployed a VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) environment and needs to
monitor the health of the environment. Which three components can be monitored using VCF Health
in VCF Operations? (Choose three.)
Options
Discussion
Option B C, F make the most sense. These are core SDDC components monitored in VCF Health. Not 100 percent sure but haven't seen VCF Health pull logs or ops fleet in my labs.
Yep, B C F for sure. VCF Health sticks to ESX hosts, vCenter Server, and NSX. D and E just aren't part of the core health check overview as far as I've seen.
Pretty sure it's B, C, F for this one. That's what official guides and lab practice focus on when talking about what VCF Health monitors: ESX hosts, vCenter Server, and NSX. If in doubt, always check practice exams or the VMware docs to confirm.
This looks like one from my exam last year. in practice tests, looks like B, C, F are the right picks here. They cover hosts, vCenter, and NSX which VCF Health actually monitors for core health. If anyone's used just the official guide/labs and saw otherwise, let me know-pretty sure about this though.
D tbh. I get why B and C are tempting since they're core vSphere stuff, but D looks like a trap for add-on confusion. This question pops up a lot on practice sets.
Probably B, C, F. VCF Health only covers the main pieces like ESX hosts, vCenter, and NSX. The fleet management and logs options trick you if you're thinking about extra add-ons. Pretty sure unless they change the question scope.
E . I thought VCF Operations for Logs was included since log health sounds critical, but maybe that's just an add-on trap. If anyone disagrees, happy to hear why!
D imo. B is tricky but I think some get fooled by A.
B not A. Had something like this in a mock and B, C, F was right.
A is wrong, it's B, C, F. VCF Health is all about monitoring ESX hosts, vCenter Server, and NSX directly since those are the core pieces of your SDDC. The other options like D and E aren't really infrastructure health checks in the main dashboard. That's how it's set up in recent docs, unless they've changed something lately.
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