An administrator would like to limit the access in vRealize Log Insight for application developers to a specific group of hosts where their application is running.
What should the administrator to configure satisfy this requirement?
To limit access in vRealize Log Insight for application developers to a specific group of hosts, the administrator can define a data set that includes only the required ESXi hosts where the application is running, and then associate this data set with a specific role. By doing this, the administrator ensures that the developers only have access to the logs from those specific hosts.
This method leverages the role-based access control (RBAC) in vRealize Log Insight, allowing granular control over the logs that users can access based on their assigned role and the data sets to which they are associated.
What is the purpose of using Collector Groups in vRealize Operations?
Collector Groups in vRealize Operations are used to distribute the load of monitored objects across different remote collectors. This helps balance the workload and ensures that no single collector becomes overwhelmed. By distributing the monitoring tasks, Collector Groups improve performance, scalability, and overall efficiency in large environments.
An administrator is configuring the log masking feature within vRealize Log Insight. Select the correct statement.
Log masking in vRealize Log Insight is applied to logs after the configuration has been created and enabled. It will only affect logs that are ingested after the log masking is activated, meaning that historical logs already ingested before the mask configuration will not be affected.
In vRealize Operations, a user applies a CPU License to a custom group which has existing hosts.
How will the Virtual Machines (VMs) on the existing hosts be affected?
When a CPU license is applied to a custom group in vRealize Operations, it impacts the hosts but does not directly affect the Virtual Machines (VMs) running on those hosts. The license is applied at the host level, and the VMs are not impacted by this change. The VMs will continue to run as they were, and no additional VM licenses are required.
When using vRealize Lifecycle Manager to capture content from a vRealize Operations endpoint, which three statements are correct regarding the content sync? (Choose three.)
An auto refresh of content list runs in the background every 30 minutes: vRealize Lifecycle Manager automatically refreshes the content list from the vRealize Operations endpoint every 30 minutes to ensure the most current content is displayed.
Select the 'Get latest' content option to retrieve the content in between automatic sync timers: If the administrator wants to manually sync and get the latest content between the auto-refresh intervals, they can select the 'Get latest' option.
The UI retrieves the content from the endpoint when listing the content for the first time: When accessing the content for the first time, the UI will retrieve the content directly from the endpoint to populate the list.
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