Free VMware 2V0-32.24 Actual Exam Questions - Question 4 Discussion
development virtual machines (VMs) using vRealize Operations, as the vSphere cluster is now at
capacity.
The current state of the environment:
The VMs either have dev or prod in their name.
Production VMs reside on cluster due to historical usage.
The administrator already has permission to modify any development VMs within the cluster.
Which approach below will quickly ensure cluster compute resources are recovered from the correct
VMs?
Maybe A is better here since the goal is to quickly recover unused allocated compute, and oversized VMs are exactly those wasting resources. Excluding production VMs (B) sounds safe but doesn’t actively identify where resources can be cut. Using the Oversized VM report directly targets VMs with resource waste, so you can act fast without needing to confirm if they’re prod or dev by name.
B imo, it’s the safest way to avoid touching prod and target dev VMs right away.
It’s B, excluding prod VMs avoids messing with critical workloads while focusing on dev rightsizing.
A, since it pinpoints oversized VMs fast, matching the task to recover unused compute.
Option A seems solid too since generating an Oversized VM report directly points out VMs wasting resources. That way, you can focus on those dev VMs hogging compute without touching prod ones.
It’s B because excluding prod VMs upfront avoids any risk to critical workloads, and running Rightsize only on dev VMs targets the right group directly without extra filtering steps.
It’s A because generating an oversized VM report directly points out VMs with wasted resources, letting you act fast without risking production machines. This seems quicker than dashboards or rightsizing steps.
Maybe B since excluding prod VMs is key to avoid risks and focus on dev.
Option B seems best since it excludes prod VMs and targets dev VMs for rightsizing, quickly freeing resources without impacting production.