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You create a workflow lo deploy a service profile to a blade server. After you execute the workflow, you notice that the resulting service request is in a blocked state What could cause the issue?

The correct answer is A. The request is waiting for approval. When a service request workflow is in a blocked state, it often indicates that a manual intervention, such as an approval from an authorized user, is required before it can proceed.

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Question

You create a workflow lo deploy a service profile to a blade server. After you execute the workflow, you notice that the resulting service request is in a blocked state What could cause the issue?

Options

  • AThe request is waiting for approval
  • BThe request is waiting to be executed at a later time
  • CA task fails to execute correctly.
  • DThe task library required by the workflow is unavailable

How the community answered

(52 responses)
  • A
    79% (41)
  • B
    4% (2)
  • C
    12% (6)
  • D
    6% (3)

Why each option

When a service request workflow is in a blocked state, it often indicates that a manual intervention, such as an approval from an authorized user, is required before it can proceed.

AThe request is waiting for approvalCorrect

In IT automation and orchestration systems like Cisco UCS Manager, workflows can be configured to pause and enter a 'blocked' state, waiting for explicit human approval, particularly for critical resource provisioning or configuration changes, before continuing to the next step.

BThe request is waiting to be executed at a later time

A request waiting for execution at a later time would typically be in a 'scheduled' or 'pending' state, not a 'blocked' state, which implies an impediment to progress.

CA task fails to execute correctly.

If a task fails to execute correctly, the service request would typically transition to a 'failed' or 'error' state, rather than a 'blocked' state.

DThe task library required by the workflow is unavailable

If a required task library is unavailable, the workflow would likely fail to initialize or execute, resulting in an error state rather than being merely 'blocked'.

Concept tested: Cisco UCS workflow states and approval processes

Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/unified_computing/ucs/sw/ucsm_operations/ucsm_operations_guide/b_ucsm_operations_guide.html

Topics

#UCS workflow#service profile deployment#troubleshooting#approval process

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