It is not focused on storage management.
It does not perform security auditing directly.
It does not manage data backups directly.
It provides visibility into network performance and operations.

Self-signed certificates can be used but are not recommended for production.
Temporary certificates are not suitable for production environments.
Trial certificates are not intended for production use.
CA-signed certificates are recommended for secure, trusted communications.

Storage reports are important but do not provide VM-specific metrics.
Performance charts provide detailed metrics for VMs.
Network monitoring does not focus specifically on VM performance.
Log files provide historical data but are less immediate than metrics.

Data Services Manager provides high availability for databases.
vSAN handles storage but not directly for database availability.
vSphere manages virtualization but does not focus on databases.
NSX is focused on networking, not database management.

vRealize Operations offers advanced monitoring features.
SDDC Manager focuses on lifecycle management rather than health.
The vSphere Client is primarily for VM management, not health monitoring.
The Aria Suite Dashboard provides visibility into overall health.