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1Z0-161 · Question #5
When creating an Oracle Java Cloud Service instance by using the REST API, you pass the following JSON document with your request: { "serviceName" : "MyJCSinstance", "level" : "PAAS"…
The correct answer is H. 443. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
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When creating an Oracle Java Cloud Service instance by using the REST API, you pass the following JSON document with your request: { "serviceName" : "MyJCSinstance", "level" : "PAAS", "subscriptionType" : "HOURLY", "description" : "My first service instance", "provisionOTD" : true, "cloudStorageContainer" : "Storage-jcs/MyJCSContainer", "cloudStorageUser" : "[email protected]", "cloudStoragePassword" : "Welcome123!", "sampleAppDeploymentRequests" : true, "parameters" : [ { "type" : "weblogic", "adminPort" : "7001", "deploymentChannelPort" : "9001", "securedAdminPort" : "7002", "contentPort" : "8000", "securedContentPort" : "8002" }, { "type" : "otd", "adminUserName" : "otdAdmin", "admin Password" : "Welcome123!", "listenerPortsEnabled" : true, "listenerPort" : "8080", "listenerType" : "http", "securedListenerPort" : "8081", "loadBalancingPolicy" : "least_connection_count", "privilegedListenerPort" : "80", "privilegedSecuredListenerPort" : "443", "adminPort" : "8989" } ] } The service instance is provisioned successfully and the sample application is automatically deployed. Which port is valid for accessing the sample application over the HTTPS protocol?
Options
- A8989
- B80
- C9001
- D8001
- E7002
- F7001
- G8002
- H443
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