5V0-35.21 · Question #89
Which capability is available in the cloud services console, regardless of the subscribed cloud services?
The correct answer is B. Identity & Access Management. Identity & Access Management (IAM) is universally available in cloud consoles because managing who can access the console itself is a fundamental requirement - without it, you couldn't securely log in or assign roles regardless of what services you've purchased. IAM is…
Question
Which capability is available in the cloud services console, regardless of the subscribed cloud services?
Options
- AOrganization Access Management
- BIdentity & Access Management
- CSettings
- DCost Insights
How the community answered
(46 responses)- A4% (2)
- B91% (42)
- C2% (1)
- D2% (1)
Explanation
Identity & Access Management (IAM) is universally available in cloud consoles because managing who can access the console itself is a fundamental requirement - without it, you couldn't securely log in or assign roles regardless of what services you've purchased. IAM is infrastructure-level, not service-level.
- A (Organization Access Management) is typically only available to accounts with an organizational or enterprise subscription tier, not all users.
- C (Settings) may seem universal, but general settings are often scoped to specific services or are not a standalone console capability in the same foundational way IAM is.
- D (Cost Insights) requires billing-related subscriptions or roles and is not universally accessible to all console users.
Memory tip: Think "You need keys to enter any room" - IAM is the key system that must exist before any cloud service can be used, so it's always present in the console no matter what you've subscribed to.
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