Horizon events and monitoring for the city pod often land in a database. Which third-party dependency should the associate recognize?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Think of SQL Server as the city's event logbook for Horizon — who connected, what failed, what the dashboard graphs. App Volumes shares, NSX syslog, and Boxer mailboxes are other products' storage, not the Horizon events database.
Full Explanation
Microsoft SQL Server is a common third-party dependency for Horizon events, monitoring, and reporting databases. Associates should recognize SQL as infrastructure Horizon relies on, not as App Volumes packaging storage. NSX Manager logging is a network-virtualization concern. Workspace ONE Boxer mail is an email productivity path, not the Horizon events store.