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2V0-31.20 · Question #96

Refer to the exhibits. To support the CTO's "Right Cloud First" multi-cloud strategy, an administrator configures four cloud accounts ?vSphere, Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud Platform and…

The correct answer is A. Add a constraint tag to the Cloud.Machine resource and use '${input.flavor}' as the value. E. Add a capability tag to each cloud zone and use the key/value pair of env:<cloud>. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.

Question

Refer to the exhibits. To support the CTO's "Right Cloud First" multi-cloud strategy, an administrator configures four cloud accounts ?vSphere, Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud Platform and Microsoft Azure. Each cloud account has a single cloud zone that is added to the App-Dev project with the same priority. The administrator creates a simple, single machine cloud agnostic blueprint that allows App-Dev members to select a size, image and cloud during the request and releases it to the Service Broker so that the App- Dev team can consume the catalog item to develop their new application. The administrator is assigned a ticket to address the following issue: the deployed cloud machine is always the correct size and correct operating system; however, the deployment is never deployed to the selected cloud. The administrator checks the blueprint and the App-Dev project, as seen in the attached exhibits, for troubleshooting purposes. Which two changes must the administrator make so that the blueprint will work as expected? (Choose two.)

Exhibits

2V0-31.20 question #96 exhibit 1
2V0-31.20 question #96 exhibit 2

Options

  • AAdd a constraint tag to the Cloud.Machine resource and use '${input.flavor}' as the value.
  • BAdd a constraint tag to the Cloud.Machine resource and use '${input.cloud}' as the value.
  • CAdd a capability tag to each cloud zone and use the key/value pair of cloud:<cloud>.
  • DAdd a constraint tag to the Cloud.Machine resource and use '$(input.cloud)' as the value.
  • EAdd a capability tag to each cloud zone and use the key/value pair of env:<cloud>.

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  • A
    75% (18)
  • B
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  • C
    4% (1)
  • D
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