A company is planning to deploy a new cloud management solution that will allow business users to deploy servers via a self-service portal.
After the initial discovery workshop with the new service owner, the architect has gained the following key information about the project:
- In an effort to increase user experience, the IT Manager has requested that all deployments do not rely on manual approvals.
- The current IT team is made up of five engineers but only one engineer has any experience writing scripts or automating server deployments.
- The current version of the CMDB solution has no API available to create or destroy configuration items (CI) and there is no budget for upgrades.
- Currently all CMDB activities are completed manually via service request with an SLA of 4 hours.
- The customer has one data center with a requirement of protection against data center failure.
- The expected availability SLA (measured monthly) will be 99.5%.
- The deployment of a server is expected to take no longer than 2 hours.
Given the information provided, which two risks should the architect document within the design?
(Choose two.)

A customer wants to protect VMware Aria Suite Lifecycle against data loss. They want to achieve a Recovery Point Objective of six hours and a Recovery Time Objective of one hour.
Which three design decisions should the architect make? (Choose three.)

A customer wants to deploy Workspace ONE Access for vRealize Suite users.
The customer wants to achieve the following requirements:
- Availability SLA 95% uptime per month, calculated Monday-Friday, 24 hours per day.
- The deployment footprint must be minimal.
Which design decision should the architect choose?

An architect is responsible for designing the physical deployment of a four-node VMware Aria Operations cluster for a healthcare customer. The following requirements must be met:
vSphere management cluster consists of three nodes
Recovery Time Objective (RTO) of less than 2 hours
Use existing customer backup solution
Which recommendation should the architect make to satisfy the requirements?

An architect has been asked to design a machine blueprint for the development team. The machine(s) of each deployment must contain dynamically-assigned unique IP's that could be reached by the resources on the corporate network.
Which type of network should the architect recommend for this blueprint?