Discuss VMware 3V0-32.23 Exam Topic 3 Question 18

A customer is deploying VMware Aria Operations for Logs in their data centers. The customer has the following:

Three data centers in three geographical locations.

Each site has 1,000 logging sources that send events to VMware Aria Operations for Logs.

The customer has the following requirements:

Minimize the resources footprint in the management cluster where VMware Aria Operations for Logs will be deployed.

VMware Aria Operations for Logs must be highly available with no single points of failure.

Logs collected from any data center must be protected against site failure.

Which three design decisions would the architect choose to achieve the requirements? (Choose three.)

ADeploy four VMware Aria Operations for Logs large nodes in a single cluster in each data center.

BDeploy nine VMware Aria Operations for Logs medium nodes in a single cluster in each data center.

CConfigure logs forwarding from each data center to another one.

DConfigure filters to eliminate forwarding loops between VMware Aria Operations for Logs clusters.

EConfigure logs forwarding from all data centers to a specific data center.

FConfigure filters to forward critical logs to central VMware Aria Operations for Logs cluster.

Suggested Answer: A, C, D

Deploying four large nodes per site ensures high availability without a single point of failure and meets the resource requirement. Forwarding logs between data centers protects against site failure. Configuring filters to eliminate forwarding loops is essential for maintaining efficient log flow and preventing duplicates or cycles in the system.

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21 comments · newest first

Pete 2 days ago

Definitely, it’s a tough choice!

Rueben 7 days ago

We need to balance simplicity and redundancy.

Lorean 12 days ago

I still prefer A for a straightforward setup.

Antonio 17 days ago

So, B, C, and D might be the best combo.

Chanel 23 days ago

True, but we must avoid forwarding loops. Option D is key.

Pete 28 days ago

Option F could be useful for prioritizing critical logs.

Gearldine 1 month ago

Right, that's why C is important. It covers site failures.

Rueben 1 month ago

But what about site failures? We need to protect logs.

Lorean 1 month ago

I like option A for its simplicity. Four nodes can manage well.

Antonio 2 months ago

Option C is crucial. Forwarding logs helps with redundancy.

Chanel 2 months ago

Agreed, but we need to consider resource usage too.

Gearldine 2 months ago

I think option B is solid. More nodes mean better availability.

Alona 2 months ago

Filters are crucial, but D might complicate things too much.

Maxima 2 months ago

C is a must to avoid losing logs during a site outage.

Glory 2 months ago

Wait, how do we ensure logs are safe from site failures?

Johana 3 months ago

I disagree, A would provide better redundancy.

Corrinne 3 months ago

Option B seems solid for balancing resources and availability.

Bettye 3 months ago

I vaguely remember that deploying nodes in each data center is key for redundancy, but I’m not clear on whether we should go for large or medium nodes based on the requirements.

Sharita 3 months ago

I’m a bit confused about the filtering options. I know we need to avoid forwarding loops, but I can't recall if we should prioritize critical logs or just forward everything.

Dominque 3 months ago

I think we practiced a similar question where log forwarding was crucial for site failure protection. I feel like options C and E might be related to that.

Freeman 4 months ago

I remember we discussed the importance of having multiple nodes for high availability, but I'm not sure if four large nodes or nine medium nodes would be better for minimizing resource footprint.

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