In which scenario would the integration of VMware Aria Automation Orchestrator be most beneficial?

An architect is responsible for designing a new Operations Management solution for a customer.
The customer has provided the following high-level information about their existing VMware Software Defined Data Center (SDDC) environment:
- The existing environment is located within a single geographical region.
- The customer already has deployed a vSphere-based virtualization solution that spans two well- connected physical locations.
- The customer has recently upgraded all of their licenses to VMware vCloud Suite Advanced subscription.
- The customer has already successfully deployed and configured vRealize Operations 8.x within the VMware SDDC.
- The customer would like to ensure that both specific event monitoring data and operations monitoring for all of the VMware SDDC can be consolidated into a single user interface.
Which three recommendations should the architect make to meet the requirements? (Choose three.)

A company is planning a logical design for a VMware Aria Automation project. The company has the following requirements.
The company wants to provision virtual machines using intelligent workload placement.
The company wants to use the least administrative effort in their tagging strategy.
The company wants to integrate VMware Aria Automation and VMware Aria Operations.
Developers plan to code locally and centralize template version control.
Which design decision would achieve the requirements?

In a Cloud Management physical design scenario, why would you include VMware Aria Automation Config?

A financial services company has mandated that all IP and DNS entries be allocated from an existing third-party IPAM solution. Also, for auditing purposes, all systems must handle user authentication via the existing open source LDAP directory.
When considering a logical design for this scenario, which is true about the dependency relationships of these systems?