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Which kub-ctl command should an administrator run to check VMware Aria Automation service pod resource usage?

  1. kubectl -n prelude get pods
  2. kubectl -n prelude describe <pod-name>
  3. kubectl -n prelude top pods
  4. kubectl -n prelude log -f <pod-name>

Answer(s): C

Explanation:

To check the resource usage (CPU and memory) of the VMware Aria Automation service pods, the kubectl top pods command is used within the specific namespace. The top command provides a live view of resource utilization for pods, showing the current CPU and memory consumption. By specifying the namespace with -n prelude, this command targets the VMware Aria Automation pods specifically.
This approach is efficient for monitoring and troubleshooting, as it provides immediate feedback on resource usage, helping administrators manage and optimize their Kubernetes cluster's performance.


Reference:

Stack Overflow: Check pod resources consumption
Kubernetes Documentation: Monitoring resources



Although an organization has sufficient capacity within the on-premises VMware SDDC, the CTO has decided to evolve the public cloud strategy into a "Right Cloud First" strategy. To support this, the administrator has suggested the use of VMware Aria Automation to provide a consistent portal with a multi-cloud service catalog to enable the users to use self-service to deploy workloads into different clouds. The administrator needs to configure cloud accounts for public clouds to support the new strategy.
Which two of the public clouds are supported platforms? (Choose two.)

  1. Microsoft Azure
  2. Oracle Cloud
  3. IBM Cloud
  4. OVH Cloud
  5. Google Cloud Platform

Answer(s): A,E

Explanation:

VMware Aria Automation supports multiple public cloud platforms for integration, allowing administrators to create a consistent multi-cloud service catalog. Among the supported platforms are:
Microsoft Azure: This integration enables administrators to manage and deploy workloads on Azure using the VMware Aria Automation portal, taking advantage of Azure's extensive cloud services and infrastructure.
Google Cloud Platform (GCP): Similarly, GCP integration allows users to deploy and manage their resources on Google's cloud infrastructure through the same unified VMware Aria Automation interface.
These integrations are crucial for organizations adopting a "Right Cloud First" strategy, providing flexibility and consistency across different cloud environments.


Reference:

VMware Aria Automation Documentation
VMware Cloud Management Blog



Assuming no additional inputs have been added to the automation template and the custom form is not enabled, which two fields are always flagged as mandatory when requesting a catalog item? (Choose two.)

  1. Version
  2. Project
  3. Description
  4. Cloud zone
  5. Deployment name

Answer(s): B,E

Explanation:

When requesting a catalog item in VMware Aria Automation, certain fields are mandatory to ensure proper configuration and resource allocation. Even if no additional inputs have been added to the automation template and the custom form is not enabled, the following fields are always required:
Project: This field specifies the project under which the deployment will be managed. It defines the scope and access permissions for the resources being deployed. Deployment name: This field provides a unique identifier for the deployment, allowing administrators and users to easily manage and reference the specific deployment within the VMware Aria Automation portal.
These mandatory fields ensure that the deployment is correctly associated with the appropriate project and can be easily identified and managed.


Reference:

VMware Aria Automation Form Customization Guide
VMware Aria Automation User Guide



What is a valid consideration when using cloudConfig in YAML?

  1. Enter the hash character (ff) after adding two spaces after the colon (:) in cloudConfig.
  2. Start the next line after the directive (users, runcmd, and so on}, with three spaces followed by a hyphen and a space.
  3. Enter the semi colon character (;) after adding two spaces after the colon (:) in cloudConfig.
  4. Align the cloudConfig: section with other parts of machine properties, such as image, flavor, networks.

Answer(s): D

Explanation:

When using cloudConfig in YAML for VMware Aria Automation, it is essential to properly format and align the configuration. The cloudConfig section should be aligned with other parts of the machine properties, such as image, flavor, and networks. This ensures that the YAML syntax is correct and that the configuration is applied appropriately during the deployment process. Proper alignment and indentation are critical in YAML files as they define the structure and hierarchy of the data, which must be correctly interpreted by the automation tools.


Reference:

Kubernetes Configuration Best Practices
VMware Aria Automation Configuration Guide



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