SDDC Manager also requires distinct backup methods for configurations.
NSX configuration requires its own backup strategy.
vCenter is backed up alongside VMs, not separately.
vSAN can utilize VM backups for data protection.

Automated alerts can help monitor backup success effectively.
User feedback is not a reliable method for verification.
Reviewing logs helps verify the success of backup jobs.
Manual checks can be time-consuming and may miss issues.

Uniform sizing is not recommended as workloads can vary significantly.
Fixed numbers do not allow for scalability based on needs.
Sizing should be based on the anticipated workloads.
Proper sizing is essential for performance but is often overlooked.

Network configuration is less likely to cause power-on failures.
Ensuring sufficient resources are available for the VM to power on.
User permissions do not typically affect VM power-on issues.
Disk space should be reviewed but is secondary to resource checks.

SDDC Manager does not manage configurations; that is handled by NSX.
SDDC Manager is not primarily for monitoring; it's for management.
SDDC Manager automates management tasks for the entire SDDC.
SDDC Manager does not handle security directly.