Free VMware 3V0-32.23 Actual Exam Questions - Question 6 Discussion

Maybe D and E. Multi-tenancy is definitely a must, so D fits. Also, having proper admin credentials and root access (E) seems essential to make sure everything runs smoothly and securely.

Multi-tenancy is key here, so D makes sense; A fits with automated agent install.

A/D? Automated minion install implies the integration process handles service setup (A). Multi-tenancy is explicitly mentioned, so D fits well with the requirement for multiple tenants.

D makes sense since multi-tenancy is explicitly required. E also fits because admin credentials and root access are crucial for automated installs and integration security.

D/E? Multi-tenancy definitely fits the requirement, and verifying admin credentials plus root access seems essential for integration security and smooth automation.

D (multi-tenancy is key) and B (console access matters for management).

D definitely makes sense since multi-tenancy is a core requirement here. For the second pick, I’d go with A because the question highlights automated SaltStack Minion installation through Cloud Templates, which implies the integration needs to handle that setup process. B sounds useful but doesn’t directly address multi-tenancy or agent installation, so it feels less crucial. E sounds more about permissions than actual integration features.

B imo, since having access through the Service Console is crucial for managing configs. Also, A fits because automating the minion installation aligns with the cloud templates part.

It’s D for sure since multi-tenancy is explicitly mentioned. I also think E fits because admin credentials are essential to link Aria Automation and SaltStack Config securely.

I’m thinking B might be a good call since accessing SaltStack Config via the Service Console seems important for automation. Also, A makes sense for the automated minion setup. Could D be too obvious to pick twice?

This one feels like D has to be in since multi-tenancy is a clear requirement. For the second pick, I think E makes sense because you’d definitely need admin credentials on both Aria Automation and SaltStack to set everything up properly and ensure smooth integration. So D and E.

D imo, multi-tenancy support is definitely needed here, so that checks out. For the second pick, I’d go with A because automated minion installation via Cloud Templates usually means the integration process handles installing and enabling the SaltStack service on target machines. E seems plausible too but more about access verification, which is important but not directly about those two key conditions. So D and A cover multi-tenancy and automated minion setup best.

D/E - C seems like a trap with single tenancy only.