300-910 · Question #118
300-910 Question #118: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation
The correct answer is C: managed orchestration. A cloud native network function (CNF) provides managed orchestration, which handles service dependency management, automated independent lifecycle operations, and rolling updates for microservices without impacting live users.
Question
A DevOps engineer must deploy several microservice applications with these requirements: - The deployment must be configured to assist with dependencies between the applications. - Each microservice must be deployed, upgraded, scaled, and restarted independently of other services in the application as part of an automated system. - Enable frequent updates to live applications without affecting live services for users. Which component does a cloud native network function provide in the deployment?
Options
- Aresilient services
- Bcontinuous automation
- Cmanaged orchestration
- Ddiscovery mechanisms
Explanation
A cloud native network function (CNF) provides managed orchestration, which handles service dependency management, automated independent lifecycle operations, and rolling updates for microservices without impacting live users.
Common mistakes.
- A. Resilient services refer to fault-tolerance and high-availability design patterns such as circuit breakers and retries, not the orchestration capability needed to manage dependencies and independent lifecycle operations.
- B. Continuous automation describes the CI/CD pipeline practice of building and testing code continuously, which is a broader DevOps toolchain concept rather than a specific CNF deployment component.
- D. Discovery mechanisms refer to service discovery (DNS-based or registry-based) used to locate service endpoints, which is a subset of functionality rather than the overarching component satisfying all three deployment requirements stated.
Concept tested. Cloud native network function managed orchestration for microservices
Reference. https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/overview/what-is-kubernetes/
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