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Power On VMs: You can schedule the action to power on specific VMs at a specified time.

Reboot VMs: Scheduling a reboot for VMs can be done to automate maintenance or restart processes.

Downsize oversized VMs: This action allows you to resize VMs based on performance data, ensuring resources are allocated optimally.

vRealize Log Insight: vRealize Operations can be integrated with vRealize Log Insight to provide enhanced log management and visualization for troubleshooting and performance analysis across the environment.

vRealize Automation: vRealize Operations can also be integrated with vRealize Automation, allowing for better management and optimization of resources by correlating performance data with automation workflows.

In the deployment process for vRealize Log Insight using vRealize Suite Lifecycle Manager, DHCP addresses can be used for vRealize Log Insight worker nodes. This allows the flexibility to use dynamic IP addresses for worker nodes, simplifying network configuration in some environments.

vRealize Operations, combined with thevRealize True Visibility Suite, provides comprehensive monitoring and predictive analytics across various enterprise solutions such as databases, networking, applications, and VMware Tanzu Application Service. TheTrue Visibility Suiteincludes a wide range of management packs for different technologies, which allows the collection and visualization ofperformance data for these enterprise solutions in a single portal. Additionally, the suite offers vendor support, ensuring reliable integration and support for the deployed solution.

Number of Objects

vRealize Operations sizing is fundamentally driven by how many infrastructure and application objects (VMs, hosts, datastores, etc.) are being monitored - each additional object consumes CPU, memory, and storage resources on the cluster.

Number of Agents

When using Application Remote Collectors, the total count of agents (for OS and application‑level metrics) per node directly affects capacity planning, as each agent connection incurs processing and storage overhead.

Number of Metrics

The volume of distinct metrics collected (across all adapters and agents) determines database size and I/O load; sizing guidelines specify maximum collected‑metric counts per node to ensure performance.

To replace the SSL certificate for a vRealize Log Insight deployment using vRSLCM, the administrator needs sufficient permissions. The Certificate Administrator role in vRSLCM provides the necessary permissions to manage certificates for vRealize products. Additionally, the LCM Cloud Admin role in vRSLCM gives broader administrative rights, including the ability to perform operations related to lifecycle management across the environment, which includes replacing SSL certificates.

Before completing the deployment of vRealize Operations through vRSLCM, an authentication provider must be registered. This step ensures that users can authenticate using appropriate credentials, which is especially important when VMware Identity Manager is already configured. Without a registered authentication provider, users would not be able to access the environment or perform necessary tasks.

Download the Content Pack from VMware Marketplace: To monitor third-party storage arrays, you need to obtain the relevant content pack, which contains predefined dashboards, reports, and other resources.

Download the Management Pack from the VMware Marketplace to the local system: The necessary management pack, which includes the integrations required to monitor third-party storage arrays, must be downloaded from the VMware Marketplace.

Install and configure the Management Pack: After downloading, the management pack needs to be installed and configured in vRealize Operations to enable monitoring of the third-party storage array.

To analyze the impact of deploying a new application in an environment using an external storage array, the administrator should perform a Workload Planning: Traditional analysis in vRealize Operations. This type of analysis focuses on traditional infrastructure, which includes external storage arrays and other non-hyperconverged components. It allows for evaluating how the new application might affect resources such as CPU, memory, and storage, while considering the traditional setup of the infrastructure.