최신 1z0-1072-21 무료덤프 - Oracle Cloud Infrastructure 2021 Architect Associate

A. Ephemeral public IPs

B. Compute images

C. Compartments

D. Dynamic groups

E. Block volume backups

A. to build an Oracle database on a compute service

B. toimplement Oracle RAC for high availability

C. to bring your own license on a compute service

D. to lower license and infrastructure cost

A. You cannot assign an Ephemeral Public IP to a secondary VNIC.

B. The secondaryVNIC is required to be in the same Virtual Cloud Network (VCN), but can be in different subnet, as the primary VNIC.

C. You can remove the primary VNIC after the secondary VNIC's attachment is complete.

D. The primary and secondary VNIC association must be in the same availability domain.

E. The primary and secondary VNIC association can be in different virtual cloud networks (VCNs).

A. A VCN covers a single, contiguous IPv4 CIDR block of your choice.

B. In regions with multiple Availability Domains (AD), each AD should have their own VCN assigned to it.

C. To delete a VCN, its subnetsmust contain no resources.

D. A VCN can have multiple CIDR blocks associated with it.

E. If you own a block of public IPs, you can assign it to one ofyour VCNs.

A. Open OCI Console, select File Storage Service, find the snapshot you created and click restore.

B. Open OCI Console, select File Storage Service, find the shared storage, then click onsnapshot and restore.

C. Access the directory where the shared volume is mounted, then cd into .snapshot folder, find the snapshot folder you want to recover and use cp or rsync tool to copy the files to the original location.

D. Access the directory, where you mounted the shared volume, then cd into .snapshot folder and find the snapshot folder you want to recover and rename that folder to the original folder name.

A. Create backups of your block volumes that are associated with compute instances in different regions.

B. Create a custom image of your system drive each time you change the image.

C. Design your system with redundant compute modes in different Availability Domains to support the failover capability.

D. Attach block volumes from different Availability Domains to compute instances in different Availability Domains for high availability.

A. Custom Image

B. Dedicated VM Host

C. Instance Pools

D. Object Storage

E. Platform Images

F. Bare Metal Instance

G. Partner Images

A. Distribute your application servers across all Availability Domains within a region.

B. Store your database files on Object Storage so that they are available in all Availability Domains in all regions.

C. Attach your block volume form Availability Domain 1 to a compute instance in Availability Domain 2 (and vice versa) so that they are highlyavailable.

D. Configure your database to have Data Guard in another Availability Domain in Sync mode within a region.

E. Store your database across multiple regions so that half of the data resides in one region and the other half resides in another region.

A. A VCN resolver allows instances to use the host names of the hosts in your on-prem network that are connected to your VCN by an IPSec VPN connection.

B. A custom resolver allows instances to use the host names of the hosts in your on-prem network that are connected to your VCN by an IPSec VPN connection.

C. An Internet resolver allows instances to use the host names that are published on the Internet.

D. A VCN resolverallows instances to use host names to communicate with instances on other VCNs in your tenancy.

A. It provides strong consistency.

B. Data is stored redundantly across multiple availabilitydomains (ADs) in a multi-AD region.

C. Data is stored redundantly only in a single AD.

D. It provides higher IOPS than Block Storage.

E. It can be directly attached or detached from a compute instance.

A. the entire state file

B. nothing by default

C. statistics about what was added, changed, and destroyed, and the values of outputs

D. statistics about what was added, changed, and destroyed

A. Least Connections

B. IP Hash

C. Throughput

D. CPU Utilization

E. Weighted Round Robin

A. It can be restored as new volumes to any Availability Domain within the same region.

B. It must be restored as new volumes to the same Availability Domain on which the original block volume backup resides.

C. It can be restored as new volumesto any Availability Domain across different regions.

D. It can be restored as new volumes with different sizes from the backups.

A. Peering VCNs should not have overlapping CIDR blocks.

B. VCNs support transitive peering.

C. VCNs must be in the same tenancy to be peered.

D. The only way to interconnect VCNs is through peering.