VMware 5V0-35.21 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

VMware 5V0-35.21 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 1:

  Which two pricing card types are available in vRealize Operations? (Choose two.)

  A. Cost-based
  B. Static-based C. Rate-based
  C. Allocation-based
  D. Demand-based
  A. Cost-based
  C. Allocation-based

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  explanation:

  vRealize Operations provides two types of pricing cards, cost-based and rate-based, to calculate the price associated with your virtual infrastructure. You can assign pricing cards to vCenters or Clusters, depending on the pricing strategy determined by vRealize Operations administrator. The pricing cards help you to set the price for each resource present in your virtual environment. You can customize the pricing card as per your requirement. Cost-based pricing card: A cost-based pricing card calculates the price based on the cost of the resources defined in vRealize Operations. You can specify a multiplication factor for each resource type, such as CPU, memory, storage, etc., to adjust the price according to your business needs. The price equation using cost is: x = Price Rate-based pricing card: A rate-based pricing card calculates the price based on the rate of the resources defined by you. You can specify a rate for each resource type, such as CPU, memory, storage, etc., in terms of units, such as MHz, GB, etc. You can also specify the charging period and the power state for each resource type.The price equation using rate is: x = Price

  References: Pricing Overview;.Add New Pricing Card

• Question 2:

  A system administrator needs to create a vRealize Operations (vROps) support bundle from an on-premises deployment following an inaccessible vROps User Interface (UI) issue. Which process will gather the correct information successfully?

  A. Login to each vROps node, and then run the generateSupportBundle.py script.
  B. Login to the Primary vROps node using SSH, and then copy, compress, and export the files from the /var/log/messages location.
  C. Create a full support bundle using the vROps UI.
  D. Login to the vROps Primary node, and then run the generateSupportBundle.py script.
  D. Login to the vROps Primary node, and then run the generateSupportBundle.py script.

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  explanation:

  A vRealize Operations support bundle is a collection of log and configuration files that help troubleshoot a vRealize Operations issue.You can create a support bundle from the vRealize Operations UI or from the command line interface (CLI) of the vRealize Operations nodes.

  If the vRealize Operations UI is inaccessible, you cannot create a support bundle from the UI. Therefore, option C is not a valid process.You need to use the CLI method to create a support bundle from an on-premises deployment.

  To create a support bundle from the CLI, you need to log in to the vRealize Operations nodes using SSH and run the generateSupportBundle.py script. This script collects the log and configuration files from the nodes and creates a support bundle in ZIP format. You can then download the support bundle from the / storage/vcops/support directory of the nodes. However, you do not need to log in to each vRealize Operations node and run the script separately. You only need to log in to the Primary node and

  run the script once. The script will automatically collect the files from all the nodes in the cluster and create a single support bundle. Therefore, option A is not a necessary process. You only need to log in to the Primary node and run the script. Option B is not a correct process, as it does not use the generateSupportBundle.py script. The /var/ log/messages file is not sufficient to gather the correct information for troubleshooting a vRealize Operations issue. You need to use the script to collect all the relevant

  log and configuration files from the nodes.

  Therefore, the process that will gather the correct information successfully is to log in to the vRealize Operations Primary node using SSH, and then run the generateSupportBundle.py script.This is option D.

  References:

  1: vRealize Operations Support Bundles - VMware Docs.

  2: Create a vRealize Operations Support Bundle -VMware Docs.

  3: Create a Support Bundle from the Command Line Interface - VMware Docs.

  4: Create a Support Bundle from the Command Line Interface - VMware Docs.

  5: Create a Support Bundle from the Command Line Interface - VMware Docs.

  6: Create a Support Bundle from the Command Line Interface -VMware Docs.

  7: [vRealize Operations Manager User Guide] : [vRealize Operations Manager Installation and Configuration Guide] : [vRealize Operations Manager Concepts Guide] : [vRealize Operations Manager Administration Guide] : [vRealize Operations Manager Customization and Extensibility Guide] : [vRealize Operations Manager Troubleshooting Guide] : [vRealize Operations Manager API Programming Guide] : [vRealize Operations Manager Certification Exam Guide]

• Question 3:

  A user has access only to the vRealize Operations Product UI. Which component will be available when they log in?

  A. Dashboards page
  B. Software Update page
  C. Certificate management
  D. System Status page
  A. Dashboards page

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  explanation:

  According to the VMware vRealize Operations Reference Materials, the component that will be available when a user logs in to the vRealize Operations Product UI is the Dashboards page. The Dashboards page is the main interface of the Product UI, where the user can view and interact with various dashboards that display the data and analysis of the monitored objects and environments. The Dashboards page also allows the user to create and customize their own dashboards, as well as access other features such as alerts, reports, views, and policies. The other options are incorrect because they are not available in the Product UI, but in the Admin UI. The Software Update page, the Certificate management, and the System Status page are all components of the Admin UI, which is a separate interface that provides the administrative and configuration functions for the vRealize Operations cluster. The Admin UI can be accessed by logging in to the master node or the replica node of the cluster, using the admin user account or a user account with the Administrator role. The user who has access only to the Product UI cannot access the Admin UI or its components.

  References: vRealize Operations Manager Overview;.Log in to vRealize Operations Manager;.vRealize Operations Manager Administration

• Question 4:

  A customer is in the process of creating a Custom Dashboard and has added the following widgets:

  Object List Object Relationship Alert List

  The customer's requirements are given below:

  Whenever any object is selected in Object List widget, then Object Relationship widget should show the relationship map of this selected object. The Alert List widget should only show this selected object Active Alerts.

  Refer to the exhibit:

  

  Which Points in these widgets should be connected to satisfy this requirement?

  A. Connect H to G, and Connect E to C.
  B. Connect A to D, and Connect G to B.
  C. Connect B to E, and Connect B to G.
  D. Connect A to D, and Connect A to F.
  C. Connect B to E, and Connect B to G.

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  explanation:

  The Object List widget (A) is used to select objects. Once an object is selected, the Object Relationship widget (D, E) shows the relationship map of this selected object. To fulfill the requirement that the Alert List widget (F, G, H) should only show the active alerts for the selected object, the selection output of the Object List widget must be connected to both the Object Relationship and Alert List widgets. Thus, you need to connect the output of the Object List widget (point B) to the input of the Object Relationship widget (point E), and also to the input of the Alert List widget (point G). This setup ensures that selecting an object in the Object List widget will update both the Object Relationship map and the Alert List with the relevant information for the selected object.

• Question 5:

  An administrator is configuring and managing multisite deployments. Which Association Member Status is an invalid status?

  A. Inactive
  B. Asymmetric
  C. Active
  D. Unreachable
  B. Asymmetric

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  explanation:

  According to the vRealize Operations Cluster Management guide1, the Association Member Status indicates the state of the association between the remote collector nodes and the master node in a multisite deployment. The valid statuses are:

  Active: The remote collector node is connected to the master node and is sending data.

  Inactive: The remote collector node is not connected to the master node and is not sending data.

  Unreachable: The master node cannot reach the remote collector node due to network issues or node failure.

  The Asymmetric status is not a valid status for the Association Member Status. It is a valid status for the Cluster Status, which indicates the state of the cluster nodes in a single site deployment.The Asymmetric status means that the cluster nodes are not in sync and have different configurations or versions.

  References: vRealize Operations Cluster Management guide, pages 3-4.

• Question 6:

  A customer is using multiple vRealize Operations (vROps) instances and has one central development vROps instance for creating dashboards. The administrator is tasked to share the newly created dashboards with other vROps instances, and the dashboards must be editable in the other instances. Which action should the administrator take to accomplish this goal?

  A. Generate a custom URL, set the expiration to "never expire", and import this URL into the other instance.
  B. Use the Embed option to import the HTML code into the other instances.
  C. Connect the vROps instances together, and synchronize the dashboards.
  D. Export the dashboard from the development instance, and import the dashboard into the other instance.
  D. Export the dashboard from the development instance, and import the dashboard into the other instance.

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  explanation:

  Exporting the dashboard from the development instance, and importing the dashboard into the other instance is the correct action to accomplish the goal. This method allows the administrator to share the dashboard configuration file (in JSON format) with other vROps instances, and edit the dashboard in the other instances as needed. Generating a custom URL, setting the expiration to "never expire", and importing this URL into the other instance is not a valid option, as this method only allows the

  administrator to share a non-authenticated view of the dashboard, not the dashboard configuration file. Using the Embed option to import the HTML code into the other instances is not a feasible option, as this method only allows the administrator to embed the dashboard into a web page, not to import the dashboard configuration file. Connecting the vROps instances together, and synchronizing the dashboards is not a possible option, as vROps does not support thisfeature.

  References: Export and Import Dashboards, section "Export and Import Dashboards".Options for Sharing Dashboards, section "Options for Sharing Dashboards".vRealize Operations Manager User Guide, section "Create and Configure Dashboards".

• Question 7:

  An administrator has constructed a new super metric.

  What does the administrator need to associate it to before enabling it in a policy?

  A. Object
  B. Alert
  C. Metric
  D. Object Type
  D. Object Type

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  explanation:

  A super metric is a custom metric that you can define using existing metrics and mathematical functions.They allow you to create new metrics that are specific to your environment and can help you gain deeper insights into the performance and health of your infrastructure1. Before enabling a super metric in a policy, you need to associate it to an.object type. An object type is a category of objects that share common characteristics, such as hosts, virtual machines, clusters, datastores, etc.By associating a super metric to an object type, you can calculate the super metric for all the objects of that type and display it in the dashboards and reports2. For example, if you create a super metric that calculates the average CPU usage of all the virtual machines in a cluster, you need to associate it to the cluster object type. Then, you can enable the super metric in a policy and apply it to the cluster object or group.This way, you can monitor the average CPU usage of the cluster as a super metric.

  References: 1: Configuring Super Metrics.2: Metrics and Properties Details.3: Supercharge Your vRealize Operations with Super Metrics

• Question 8:

  An administrator created a pricing card for a new environment. After the pricing card was created and attached, the administrator immediately checked-the cost dashboard but only sees zero prices for the VMs in the new environment. What is the reason for this behavior?

  A. The prices are only available for ESXi hosts.
  B. A cost-based pricing card was created.
  C. The cost calculation has not run yet.
  D. The pricing card was not attached to the VM resource.
  C. The cost calculation has not run yet.

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  explanation:

  According to the VMware vRealize Operations Reference Materials, the reason for seeing zero prices for the VMs in the new environment after creating and attaching a pricing card is that the cost calculation has not run yet. The cost calculation is a process that runs every 24 hours by default, and it updates the cost information for all the objects in the inventory based on the assigned pricing cards. Therefore, the administrator needs to wait for the next cost calculation cycle to see the updated prices for the VMs in the new environment. The other options are incorrect because they are either false or irrelevant. The prices are not only available for ESXi hosts, but for any object that has a pricing card attached. A cost-based pricing card can be used to calculate the cost of an object based on its actual resource consumption, and it does not result in zero prices. The pricing card was attached to the VM resource, otherwise the administrator would not see the pricing card name in the cost dashboard.

  References: Pricing Overview;.Cost Calculation;.Create a Pricing Card

• Question 9:

  Which vRealize Operations objects can be used to create a dashboard?

  A. Alerts
  B. Views
  C. Recommendations
  D. Reports
  B. Views

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  explanation:

  To view the status of all objects in vRealize Operations, you can create a dashboard by adding widgets or views. You can create and modify dashboards and configure them to meet your environment needs. Widgets are graphical elements that display data and analysis from vRealize Operations. Views are predefined or custom presentations of object data that you can use in dashboards, reports, or alerts. Alerts, recommendations, and reports are not objects that can be used to create dashboards, but they can be displayed or accessed from dashboards.

  References: Create and Configure Dashboards Dashboards vROPS Dashboards Overview

• Question 10:

  An administrator wants to get application-related data (metrics) from the virtual machine (VM) that vRealize Operations doesn't collect. The administrator needs to create a custom script to complete the task. All necessary components for agents installation have been deployed to the environment. How should the administrator meet this goal?

  A. Install Telegraf agent, place the appropriate script to the VM. and then call it from Manage Agent location for the VM.
  B. Install End Point Operations Management agent, place the appropriate script to the VM. and then call it from Manage Agent location for the VM.
  C. Install Telegraf agent, place the appropriate script to the vRealize Operation Manager, and then call it from Manage Agent location for the VM.
  D. Install End Point Operations Management agent, place the appropriate script to the vRealize Operation Manager, and then call it from Manage Agent location for the VM.
  B. Install End Point Operations Management agent, place the appropriate script to the VM. and then call it from Manage Agent location for the VM.

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  explanation:

  To get application-related data (metrics) from the VM that vRealize Operations doesn't collect, the administrator can use the custom script feature of the End Point Operations Management agent. The custom script feature allows the administrator to run custom scripts in the end point VM and collect custom data which can then be consumed as a metric. The administrator needs to install the End Point Operations Management agent on the VM, place the appropriate script to the VM, and then configure the

  agent to call the script from the Manage Agent location for the VM in vRealize Operations. The script metrics are created under an object called Custom Script which is a single object per end point VM.The administrator can view the output for the specific metric in the All Metrics tab1.The Telegraf agent is not used for custom script monitoring, but for application monitoring using predefined plugins.The script should not be placed in the vRealize Operation Manager, but in the end point VM.

  References:

  1: Custom Script.

  2: Application Monitoring