VMware NSX 4.x Professional — Question 16

An administrator successfully creates a new cloud template in Cloud Assembly for the DevOps project. The administrator is ready to publish the cloud template so that the DevOps team can use the catalog for self-service requests.
The administrator is trying to import the cloud template into Service Broker through the correct content source type. After creating the content source, the administrator cannot find the new cloud template listed in order to import it.
What might be the cause of this issue? (Choose the best answer.)

Answer options

• A. The administrator did not create a version of the cloud template.
• B. The administrator did not test the cloud template provisioning logic.
• C. The administrator did not select the 'Release this version to the catalog' checkbox.
• D. The administrator did not change the cloud template to a shared cloud template.

Correct answer: D

Explanation

The correct answer is D because a cloud template must be designated as a shared cloud template to be visible in Service Broker for import. Options A and B are incorrect as creating a version and testing provisioning logic do not affect the visibility of the template in Service Broker. Option C is also not correct because releasing the version alone does not ensure the template is set as shared, which is necessary for it to be imported.