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The vCenter Operations Manager dashboard shows Health issues associated with the selected
virtual machine. There have been no availability or configuration issues associated with the virtual
machine, and the workload badge is still green.
What is the most likely reason for this health score?
A.
The workload for the virtual machine is higher than normal, which is generating a large number
of anomalies within vCenter Operations Manager.
B.
A high stress and a pattern of constrained resources has been attributed to the virtual machine
in vCenter Operations Manager.
C.
A recent migration to another host in the cluster has violated HA admission control policy.
D.
vCenter Operations Manager has determined that the time remaining for the virtual machine’s
assigned CPU resources is very low.
Explanation:
A is correct
Health identifies the current problems in the system or issues that need to be resolved immediately to avoid problems. Therefore, health is the first high-level indicator that you should look at to see if your system needs immediate attention. The Health badge breaks down into several sub-badges: Workload, Anomalies, and Faults.
I did not understand.
The question says:
“.. and the workload badge is still green.”
The answer:
“The workload for the virtual machine is higher than normal,”
Yep, I agree, question is misleading. We know that the Health badge is calculated from 3 other minor badges (Workload, Fault and Anomalies). I would have expected an answer regarding either Faults or Anomalies?