2V0-32.24 Question 138
Select 2You are managing a vRealize Operations (vROps) cluster in your organization and have been tasked with ensuring high availability and balancing workload across the cluster nodes. Which of the following are valid options for managing the vROps cluster to achieve this goal?
- A
Enable and configure Continuous Availability (CA) mode in vROps.
- B
Add additional data nodes to the cluster to increase capacity.
- C
Rebalance the cluster by redistributing objects across nodes using the Cluster Management interface.
- D
Configure a single-node cluster for simplicity and easier management.
- E
Remove analytics nodes from the cluster to reduce overhead.
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Correct answers: B, C
Explanation
To ensure high availability and balance workload across a vRealize Operations cluster, you can add additional data nodes to increase capacity and use the Cluster Management interface to rebalance objects across nodes. These actions support improved performance and prevent overloading specific nodes. Options like single-node clusters and removing analytics nodes reduce availability and workload balancing, while 'Continuous Availability mode' is not a valid feature in vROps.
- A. Incorrect.
Continuous Availability (CA) mode is not a feature in vRealize Operations. High availability in vROps is achieved through redundancy and proper node configuration rather than a specific 'CA mode'.
- B. Correct.
Adding additional data nodes to the cluster is a valid way to increase capacity and distribute workload, which helps in achieving high availability and better performance.
- C. Correct.
Rebalancing the cluster by redistributing objects across nodes is a valid option and ensures optimal workload distribution, contributing to the cluster's performance and availability.
- D. Incorrect.
Configuring a single-node cluster sacrifices high availability and workload balancing, as there are no additional nodes to handle failover or distribute resource usage.
- E. Incorrect.
Removing analytics nodes would reduce the processing power of the cluster and negatively impact workload balancing and availability.