What is the primary function of the Cluster Vault Manager (CVM)?

The primary function of the Cluster Vault Manager (CVM) is to monitor CyberArk Digital Cluster Vault components. This role is crucial within the CyberArk solution as it ensures all components of the digital vault are functioning correctly, which is essential for maintaining the overall integrity and performance of the vault ecosystem.

By tracking the status and health of these components, the CVM can proactively identify any potential issues that may arise, allowing for prompt remediation. This monitoring capability is vital in environments where security and availability are paramount, as it ensures that all elements are operating cohesively to protect sensitive information and manage privileged access securely.

The other options, while important for overall IT management, do not specifically pertain to the CVM's dedicated role within the CyberArk architecture. For instance, database performance monitoring, user access management, and network traffic control are typically handled by other systems or components within the CyberArk framework, rather than being the primary responsibilities of the CVM. The focus of the CVM is specifically on the health and status of the Digital Cluster Vault components.