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When using a Cisco UCS Director, a typical workflow consists of which two terms? (Choose Two )

The correct answer is B. Workflow Designer E. Predefined Tasks. Cisco UCS Director workflows are constructed using the Workflow Designer and integrate Predefined Tasks to automate various IT processes.

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Question

When using a Cisco UCS Director, a typical workflow consists of which two terms? (Choose Two )

Options

  • AResource Manager
  • BWorkflow Designer
  • CScheduler
  • DActivity Planner
  • EPredefined Tasks

How the community answered

(17 responses)
  • A
    6% (1)
  • B
    88% (15)
  • D
    6% (1)

Why each option

Cisco UCS Director workflows are constructed using the Workflow Designer and integrate Predefined Tasks to automate various IT processes.

AResource Manager

Resource Manager is a function related to managing infrastructure resources, not a direct component of workflow definition or design.

BWorkflow DesignerCorrect

The Workflow Designer is the graphical interface within Cisco UCS Director where users create, modify, and manage custom automation workflows by arranging tasks and logic.

CScheduler

A Scheduler is used to initiate a workflow at a specific time or interval, but it is not a term describing a component of the workflow's structure or design.

DActivity Planner

Activity Planner is not a standard or recognized term within the Cisco UCS Director workflow terminology.

EPredefined TasksCorrect

Predefined Tasks are reusable, atomic automation components included with Cisco UCS Director that can be dragged and dropped into a workflow within the Workflow Designer to perform specific actions.

Concept tested: Cisco UCS Director workflow components

Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/unified_computing/ucs/ucs-director/orchestration-guide/6-7/b_Cisco_UCS_Director_Orchestration_Guide_6_7/b_Cisco_UCS_Director_Orchestration_Guide_6_7_chapter_01.html

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#UCS Director#Workflow Designer#Predefined Tasks

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