Exam 2V0-13.24 topic 1 question 15 discussion

B. This is a standard choice for deploying Aria Operations within the management domain. VLAN-backed segments offer direct connectivity to vCenter, NSX, and other management components, which is ideal for monitoring and analytics. C. Used when Aria Operations needs to monitor across multiple regions or workload domains. VLAN-backed segments in a cross-region setup support broader visibility and centralized management. Bad choices: A. Region-A – Overlay backed segment: Technically possible, but not the default or recommended option for Aria Operations, which benefits from simpler VLAN-based connectivity. D. X-Region – Overlay backed segment: More complex and typically reserved for components requiring disaster recovery or advanced isolation—not a primary choice for Aria Operations.

For a VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) environment using SDDC Manager to deploy VMware Aria Operations, the architect must follow the Application Virtual Network (AVN) guidelines provided by VMware. Correct Answers: A. Region-A - Overlay backed segment D. X-Region - Overlay backed segment Explanation: In VCF, Aria Operations (formerly vRealize Operations) is typically deployed using Application Virtual Networks (AVNs), which are NSX-T overlay segments purpose-built for specific platform services. Overlay-backed segments are recommended because they support isolation, multi-tenancy, and mobility. Region-A is where management domain components reside. X-Region AVNs are used when deploying regionally resilient solutions like Aria Suite Lifecycle or Aria Operations in a stretched cluster setup.

Aria Operations uses X-region overlay or VLAN backed subnets