Operators need NSX groups to list the city's ESXi clusters, hosts, and VMs. How does vCenter interact with NSX Manager in that architecture?
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Short Explanation
vCenter is the city's headcount list for compute. NSX Manager asks that compute manager who the clusters, hosts, and VMs are, then uses them in groups. vSAN and Horizon are not that inventory feed.
Full Explanation
When vCenter is registered as a compute manager, NSX Manager queries it for clusters, hosts, and VMs used in inventory and grouping. NSX does not invent that compute inventory on its own. Horizon is not the inventory path, and vSAN is the storage pillar, not the compute manager.