최신IBM Foundations of IBM Cloud Computing Architecture V3 - 000-283무료샘플문제

A. runbook

B. Service catalog

C. Workflow

D. Provisioning

A. HTML-based user interlaces

B. Monitoring interfaces

C. Billing API

D. JDBC/QDBC

E. Secure FTP

F. Virtualization API

A. They can dictate placement of key cloud infrastructure components.

B. They include choice of hypervisor and operating systems.

C. They cannot be measured.

D. They are not as important as functional requirements by definition.

A. Endpoint Management

B. Security Information and Event Management

C. Threat and Vulnerability Management

D. Security Policy Management

A. Offer the user to build their own application server specifying sizing and operating system options

B. Offer an application server in Windows and Linux versions

C. Offer the user a choice of patch levels for the application server

D. Offer a single version of an application server regardless of the OS selected by the consumer

A. Not every offering in the service catalog connects to a provisioning workflow.

B. Every offering in a service catalog must include at least one level of approval.

C. The offerings in a service catalog could be deployed on various platforms and cloud types.

D. Every offering in a service catalog must specify a date when the service expires.

A. Software is managed from a central location.

B. Software is delivered in a one-to-one runtime model.

C. Only one user from an organization can access the software at a time.

D. Users are required to handle software upgrades and patches.

A. Metering and Billing Management

B. Storage Management

C. Virtualization Management

D. Partner Management

E. Customer Management

F. Storefront

A. The management components and managed workloads can run on the same underlying hardware.

B. Virtual machines provisioned on a cloud can be provisioned using both SAN and NAS.

C. Root access is not available for virtual machines running on the cloud.

D. All workloads provisioned in a cloud must support the same hypervisor.

A. Security Access Management

B. Personnel Security Protection

C. Federated Identity Management

D. Privileged Identity Management