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An administrator needs to create a structured application delivery configuration that will prevent individual objects from being modified directly Which F5 technology should the administrator use?

The correct answer is B. iApps. F5 iApps provides a template-driven framework for deploying application delivery configurations as a single managed object, locking individual components from direct modification.

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Question

An administrator needs to create a structured application delivery configuration that will prevent individual objects from being modified directly Which F5 technology should the administrator use?

Options

  • AiRules
  • BiApps
  • CiSessions
  • DiContfol

How the community answered

(60 responses)
  • A
    3% (2)
  • B
    93% (56)
  • C
    2% (1)
  • D
    2% (1)

Why each option

F5 iApps provides a template-driven framework for deploying application delivery configurations as a single managed object, locking individual components from direct modification.

AiRules

iRules are TCL-based scripts for custom traffic manipulation and have no mechanism to group or lock configuration objects.

BiAppsCorrect

iApps creates an application service object that groups all related BIG-IP configuration elements (virtual servers, pools, profiles) into a single managed unit. Because the objects are owned by the iApp template, they cannot be modified independently outside the template context. This enforces consistency and prevents configuration drift on individual objects.

CiSessions

iSessions is an F5 remote access and SSL VPN technology, unrelated to application delivery templating.

DiContfol

iControl is F5's REST and SOAP API framework used for programmatic management, not for creating structured delivery configurations that lock objects.

Concept tested: F5 iApps application service templating and object locking

Source: https://techdocs.f5.com/kb/en-us/products/big-ip_ltm/manuals/product/bigip-iapps-developer-11-4-0.html

Topics

#iApps#application templates#configuration management#BIG-IP

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