3V0-22.25 Exam Dumps - Advanced VMware Cloud Foundation 9.0 Operations

The administrator must create the scheduled action directly from the Rightsize feature. VCF Operations Rightsize is the capacity-optimization workflow used to adjust CPU and memory allocations for oversized and undersized virtual machines. For oversized VMs, the administrator selects the target VM, opens the resize workflow, reviews the recommended vCPU and memory reduction, and can use the edit controls to modify the recommendation before execution. In this scenario, the default recommendation is a 4 vCPU reduction, but the agreed action is only 50 percent of that value, so the administrator adjusts the reduction to 2 vCPU . The Rightsize page also provides SCHEDULE ACTION , which opens a scheduling dialog so the resize action can run later during the maintenance window; scheduled jobs are then managed through Automation Central . Automation Central is used to manage scheduled jobs, but the rightsizing task is initiated from Rightsize. Reclaim is used for powered-off VMs, idle VMs, snapshots, and orphaned disks, not vCPU rightsizing. vSphere scheduled tasks bypass VCF Operations recommendations. Reference topic: Objective 4.2 – Manage VCF Capacity / Rightsize Workloads / Oversized VMs / Scheduled Actions .

Directory name: rainpole-io

Primary domain controller: ldap://dc01.rainpole.io

Primary domain controller port: 389

Directory search attribute: Custom Attribute

Custom directory search attribute for Users: uid

Custom directory search attribute for Groups: gid

Base DN: OU=Corporate, DC=rainpole, DC=io

Bind user name: CN=svc_ad01, OU=Users, OU=Corporate, DC=rainpole, DC=io

Bind user password: VMware123!

The configuration must match the OpenLDAP hierarchy and transport requirements. Because the directory does not support SSL/TLS, the primary domain controller must use the non-secure LDAP scheme, ldap://dc01.rainpole.io , with standard LDAP port 389 , not LDAPS port 636. The directory name should use the VCF SSO directory identifier format, therefore rainpole-io is selected. Since the environment uses OpenLDAP-specific attributes rather than Active Directory defaults, the directory search attribute must be set to Custom Attribute . The user identifier is uid , so the custom user search attribute is uid; the group identifier is gid , so the custom group search attribute is gid. The Base DN must cover both the Users and Groups OUs. Because both are inside OU=Corporate , the correct base scope is OU=Corporate, DC=rainpole, DC=io , not only Users or only Groups. The bind user resides in the Users OU, so the bind DN is CN=svc_ad01, OU=Users, OU=Corporate, DC=rainpole, DC=io with password VMware123! . Reference topic: Objective 4.14 – Fleet Management / Identity and Access Management / VCF Single Sign-On / LDAP Identity Provider Configuration .