5V0-35.21 · Question #108
Which statement accurately describes a characteristic of the dashboard?
The correct answer is C. A metric configuration allows a custom set of metrics to display on widgets. Option C is correct because dashboards support metric configurations, which let you define a specific, customized subset of metrics to surface on individual widgets - giving you targeted visibility rather than showing all available data by default. Why the distractors are…
Question
Which statement accurately describes a characteristic of the dashboard?
Options
- AWhen a dashboard navigation is created, destination widgets or views are not filtered.
- BAn alert can be created from the Alert list widget.
- CA metric configuration allows a custom set of metrics to display on widgets.
- DDashboards can only be added by installing management packs.
How the community answered
(47 responses)- A2% (1)
- B6% (3)
- C89% (42)
- D2% (1)
Explanation
Option C is correct because dashboards support metric configurations, which let you define a specific, customized subset of metrics to surface on individual widgets - giving you targeted visibility rather than showing all available data by default.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A is incorrect because when dashboard navigation is created, destination widgets or views are filtered - that's precisely the purpose of navigation: to pass context and filter criteria to the target.
- B is incorrect because the Alert list widget displays existing alerts; it doesn't provide functionality to create new alert definitions - that's done through alert configuration settings.
- D is incorrect because dashboards can be created directly by users; management packs are one optional source of pre-built dashboards, not the only way to add them.
Memory tip: Think of "metric configuration" as a lens - you're not changing the underlying data, just choosing which metrics the widget focuses on. If you remember that widgets are highly customizable through configuration, C becomes the natural choice among statements that otherwise misrepresent filtering, alert creation, and access methods.
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