2VB-602 VMware Specialist: vRealize Operations 6.x Badge Exam

Minimally Qualified Candidate
The Minimally Qualified Candidate (MQC) is a conceptualization of the certification candidate that possesses the minimum knowledge, skills, experience, and competence to just meet our expectations of a
credentialed individual.

The MQC achieving the VMware vRealize Operations 2017 Specialist Badge is capable of vRealize Operations deployment, ongoing maintenance and administration, capacity management, basic troubleshooting and alerting, solution customizations with reports and dashboards and solution extensibility through End-

Point Operations and management packs. This can be obtained through either the vRealize Operations: Install, Configure, Manage class or through hands-on experience with vRealize Operations in their own environment.

The MQC understands virtualization concepts and is aware of VMware products, underlying technologies, and solutions. The MQC is familiar with VMware solution domains (including vSphere, vSAN, NSX, vRealize Suite, Horizon 7 Suite, etc.).

vRealize Operations Manager User Interface inventory trees
Dashboard Navigation
Environment page vRealize Operations Manager Concepts
Explain how data is collected and analyzed by vRealize Operations Manager
Troubleshooting System Health Issues
Use views to gather information about the environment
Discuss vRealize Operations badges–
Discuss the process for troubleshooting system health issues with dashboards
Troubleshoot system health issues with Alerts, Symptoms and Recommendations
Discuss Automated Action Framework
Capacity Planning
Discuss capacity planning models
Assess capacity risk in the environment
Troubleshoot risk and efficiency issues
Identify ways to optimize resource utilization in the environment
Use projects to perform what – if scenarios
Tags, Application Groups, and Custom Object Groups–
Use tags and applications to group objects
Create custom groups and CDCs in the environment Policies
Understand policy components and what can be changed in policies
Purposely omitted
Explain how policy inheritance works
Intelligent Workload Placement
Use workload placement to rebalance workloads across the environment
Identify scenarios that would benefit from workload placement
Custom Alerts
Create symptom definitions
Create recommendations and use actions
Create notifications
Create alert definitions
Custom Views and Reports
Describe the various types of views
Create views
Create reports
Custom Dashboards
Create custom dashboards
Configure widgets and widget interactions
Configure dashboard navigation
Manage dashboards
Super Metrics
Create super metrics
User Access Control
Create local users and user groups
Assign roles to local users and groups Import users and user groups from an LDAP source
Operating System and Application Monitoring
Deploy EPOps operating system and application monitoring
Monitor operating systems and applications
Management Packs
Describe the components of a management pack and the value they deliver (extensibility)
Install and configure a management pack
Architecture, Scalability, and Availability
Describe the components of a vRealize Operations Manager node
Describe the roles in a vRealize Operations Manager cluster.3
Explain how a node’s components interact to achieve scalability and availability
Deploying vRealize Operations Manager
Determine how to size a vRealize
Operations Manager cluster
Install and configure a vRealize Operations Manager cluster
Monitor and manage a vRealize Operations Manager cluster

Earlier this week a new blog post was released by VMware Professional Services and Education Insights detailing New Digital Badges which were available for vSAN and vRealize Operations.

Here is the official description of a VMware vRealize Operations 2017 Specialist:

The VMware vRealize Operations 2017 Specialist is a technical professional who plans, manages and helps scale software-defined data center (SDDC) and multi-cloud environments through unified monitoring, automated performance management, cloud planning and capacity optimization. The badge holder helps organizations streamline and automate IT operations from applications to infrastructure across physical, virtual and cloud environments.

As I primarily work on vRealize Operations with customers and hold the title of Technical Lead for vRealize Operations – EMEA in my day job at VMware, I decided to take the qualifying exam in order to obtain the digital badge but also to help backup my existing knowledge of the product.
Eligibility + Preparation

In order to be eligible for the Specialist designation you must hold a current VCP6 or later across any solution track (DCV, CMA, NV).

To prepare for the exam, you should have a good understanding of vRealize Operations and know your way extensively around the product in order to have the best chance of success. If you do not have good experience with vROps you are recommended to take the VMware vRealize Operations Manager: Install, Configure, Manage [V6.2] course.

As with other exams, your 1st point of call should be the Exam Preparation Guide (EPG) which details the objectives and areas of the product which you should focus on.

Note: The exam focuses on all versions of vRealize Operations up to and including 6.5, however it DOES not have any content around 6.6 at this time.
Exam Format

The exam is delivered online so you do not need to visit a Testing Center like with other exams, this meant I was able to set aside a few hours and sit the exam which was convenient. To pass the exam you have to get a score of over 300 as with all other VMware exams.

The exam consisted of 60 questions and I had around 2 hours to complete them. The exam topics for the most part matched the EPG objectives however there were a few curve-balls which required a bit more thought.

I am happy to say I passed the exam and am just waiting for my digital badge from Acclaim to be released so I can share this across my social media platforms

QUESTION 1
Which process can help reduce resource over-allocation in the environment? (Choose the best answer.)

A. Investigating and acting upon the ‘Virtual Machine quest file systems are running out of disk space’ alerts
B. Investigating and acting upon the vSphere Hardening alerts
C. Running the Network Traffic by VM report and taking action based on this data
D. Running the Oversized VM report and taking action based on this data

Answer: D

QUESTION 2
When a management pack is added to vRealize Operations, does the inventory tree reflect the addition of the management pack? (Choose the best answer.)

A. Yes, if the inventory tree is updated manually
B. Yes; the inventory tree is updated automatically
C. No; the inventory tree is a static, hard-coded entity
D. The inventory tree can only be updated through professional services

Answer: B

QUESTION 3
What is the maximum supported number of analytic nodes in a single vRealize Operations cluster? (Choose the best answer.)

A. 16
B. 8
C. 32
D. 64

Answer: B

Explanation:

QUESTION 4
How can all available views be accessed in vRealize Operations? (Choose the best answer.)

A. From the Reports tab under Content
B. From the Home tab under Views
C. From the Administration tab under Global Settings
D. From the Content tab under Views

Answer: D

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