1V0-31.21 · Question #2
To reduce the possibility of unnecessary outages to critical production applications, an administrator has been tasked with ensuring that all shut down and reboot Day 2 operations for deployments…
The correct answer is D. Approval. An approval policy is a Service Broker policy that requires approval from a specific user or group before a Day 2 operation can be performed on a deployment. This policy can be used to enforce governance and control over Day 2 operations, such as shut down and reboot operations.
Question
To reduce the possibility of unnecessary outages to critical production applications, an administrator has been tasked with ensuring that all shut down and reboot Day 2 operations for deployments within a project are only completed if the service owner gives permission. Which type of Service Broker policy should an administrator configure to meet this objective?
Options
- AResource Quota
- BLease
- CDay 2 Action
- DApproval
How the community answered
(20 responses)- A15% (3)
- B5% (1)
- C5% (1)
- D75% (15)
Explanation
An approval policy is a Service Broker policy that requires approval from a specific user or group before a Day 2 operation can be performed on a deployment. This policy can be used to enforce governance and control over Day 2 operations, such as shut down and reboot operations.
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