VMware Aria Automation 8.10 Professional V2 2V0-31.24 Exam Practice Test

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Question 1

An administrator wants to upgrade their VMware Aria Automation deployment to the next available version. Which product must the administrator use to achieve this task?



Answer : B

To upgrade a VMware Aria Automation deployment to the next available version, the administrator must use VMware Aria Suite Lifecycle. This tool provides a comprehensive framework for managing the lifecycle of VMware Aria Suite products, including upgrades, installations, and patching. The upgrade process involves several steps, such as ensuring the system meets hardware and software requirements, performing pre-upgrade checks, and managing snapshots to ensure a smooth upgrade process.

VMware Aria Suite Lifecycle ensures that all dependencies, such as VMware Workspace ONE Access, are also updated as needed to maintain compatibility and functionality within the VMware Aria Suite environment.

Reference

VMware Aria Suite Lifecycle Documentation

Upgrading VMware Aria Automation


Question 2

Which two actions can be performed against a VMware Aria Automation Assembler machine-based deployment? (Choose two.)



Answer : A, B

VMware Aria Automation Assembler allows for various post-deployment management actions, often referred to as 'Day 2 operations.' Among these actions, two significant ones that can be performed on a machine-based deployment are resizing the deployment and powering off the deployment:

Resize the deployment: This action enables administrators to adjust the resource allocation of a virtual machine, such as increasing or decreasing CPU, memory, or storage resources. This capability is crucial for adapting to changing workload demands and optimizing performance and resource utilization.

Power off the deployment: This action allows administrators to shut down a virtual machine safely. It is a basic but essential operation for managing the state of virtual machines, facilitating maintenance, and controlling resource usage.

These actions provide flexibility and control over the deployed infrastructure, allowing administrators to manage and optimize their environments effectively.


VMware Aria Automation: Nested OOTB Day 2 Actions with Resource Actions

VMware Aria Operations for Networks Deployment

Question 3

An administrator creates a new project in VMware Aria Automation mapping compute resources to a specific group of users.

Which object is used to assign compute resources with a project?



Answer : B

In VMware Aria Automation, a Cloud Zone is used to assign compute resources to a project. A Cloud Zone is a logical construct that maps to a specific set of compute resources within a Cloud Account, such as a vCenter Server or AWS region. When creating a new project, administrators map these Cloud Zones to the project, thereby defining which resources are available for provisioning within that project. This allows for granular control over resource allocation and ensures that the resources are used by the designated group of users within the project.

Reference

VMware Aria Automation Projects and Cloud Zones


Question 4

An administrator configures the following with VMware Aria Automation:

* A constraint tag (location :london) on the production project.

* A capability tag (location:london.) on the storage policy.

* A capability tag (location:london.) on the network.

A Project Member then applies a constraint tag (location:boston) to a compute resource within a template in the production project.

Which tag will take precedence when the template is provisioned?



Answer : B

When there is a conflict between constraint tags at different levels, the project-level constraint tags take precedence over the template-level constraint tags. This ensures that governance and compliance requirements set at the project level are always enforced, overriding the constraints set at the template level.

Thus, when the template is provisioned, the location:london tag from the project will take precedence over the location:boston tag from the template.


Using Automation Assembler project tags and custom properties

Using constraint tags in Automation Assembler

Question 5

An administrator is using VMware Aria Automation to define optimized, compliant software states and enforce them across the environment.

In this scenario, which VMware Aria Automation component is used?



Answer : D

VMware Aria Automation Config is the component used to define and enforce optimized and compliant software states across an environment. It allows administrators to create desired state configurations and apply them to various resources, ensuring compliance and optimal performance. This component is essential for maintaining consistent and secure configurations in dynamic and hybrid cloud environments.


VMware Aria Automation Documentation

Question 6

What is the purpose of Kubernetes Zones in VMware Aha Automation?



Answer : A

In VMware Aria Automation, Kubernetes Zones allow administrators to define policy-based placement of Kubernetes clusters, namespaces, and supervisor namespaces. This feature helps ensure that Kubernetes resources are deployed in accordance with organizational policies and governance requirements, facilitating efficient and compliant resource management within the cloud infrastructure.


VMware Aria Automation Documentation

Using capability tags in Automation Assembler

Question 7

What scripting languages are supported for writing VMware Aria Automation Action Based Extensibility (ABX) code?



Answer : D

VMware Aria Automation supports multiple scripting languages for writing Action Based Extensibility (ABX) code, including PowerShell, Python, and NodeJS. These languages allow administrators to create custom automation scripts that can be executed in response to various events or as part of a workflow, providing flexibility and control over the automation processes within VMware Aria Automation.


VMware Aria Automation Documentation

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