Download VMware Certified Advanced Professional 7 - Cloud Management and Automation Design Exam.3V0-732.Prep4Sure.2019-02-01.23q.tqb

Vendor:	VMware
Exam Code:	3V0-732
Exam Name:	VMware Certified Advanced Professional 7 - Cloud Management and Automation Design Exam
Date:	Feb 01, 2019
File Size:	316 KB

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Demo Questions

Which two-factor authentication mechanism is supported by vRealize Automation?

Mobile SSO (Secure Sign-On) authentication
AirWatch Cloud Connector authentication
Certificate-based authentication
RADIUS (Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service) authentication

Correct answer: D

The tenant administrator for a company’s vRealize Automation deployment is asked to create a profile for a user that should be able to assemble the blueprints that define catalog items for consumers to request from the service catalog.

Which tenant role should this user be granted?

Fabric administrator
Catalog architect
Blueprint administrator
Application architect

Correct answer: D

Explanation:

Reference: https://docs.vmware.com/en/vRealize-Automation/7.3/com.vmware.vra.prepare.use.doc/GUID-135436AC-CF31-44A1-A358-61D2B68183AE.html

During requirements gathering for an organization’s private cloud on a single machine catalog, the following requirements were identified:

A user should be able to select a data center location which is mapped to a custom resource by the fabric administrator.
A Guest VM custom hostname format should be based on the first two letters of the data center location.
A generated VM custom hostname format should be displayed as a drop-down in the catalog request page using a vRealize Automation (vRA) custom property backed by external vRealize Orchestrator (vRO) action.

Which design recommendation would best address these requirements?

Define a custom property “_vrm.DataCenter.Location” with static datacenter values, assign it to the blueprint with the “Show in the request” check box selected
and map it as an input to the required vRO action.
Define a custom property “Vrm.DataCenter.Location” with static datacenter values, assign it to the blueprint with the “Show in the request” check box selected
and map it as an input to the required vRO action.
Enable “Display location on request” in the blueprint’s VM machine type, map the built-in “Vrm.DataCenter.Location” custom property as an input to the
required vRO action.
No new custom property is required since the fabric administrator has already mapped datacenter locations to the correct compute resources. Map the built-in
“_vrm.DataCenter.Location” custom property as an input to the required vRO action.