CV0-003 · Question #29
A cloud administrator is adding several accounts for new development team interns. These interns will need access to some, but not all, of the resources and will only be working over the summer…
The correct answer is C. Create one template user account with the appropriate permissions and use it to clone the other. Creating a template user account with the correct permission set and then cloning it for each intern is the most efficient and consistent approach. Each intern gets their own individual account (maintaining accountability and auditability), the permissions are standardized via…
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A cloud administrator is adding several accounts for new development team interns. These interns will need access to some, but not all, of the resources and will only be working over the summer. Which of the following user provisioning techniques should be used?
Options
- ACreate a single account for the interns to share. Set the expiration date for the account to six
- BCreate a role labeled "interns" with the appropriate permissions. Create a separate account with
- CCreate one template user account with the appropriate permissions and use it to clone the other
- DCreate individual accounts for each intern, set the permissions and expiration date for each
How the community answered
(50 responses)- A10% (5)
- B4% (2)
- C70% (35)
- D16% (8)
Explanation
Creating a template user account with the correct permission set and then cloning it for each intern is the most efficient and consistent approach. Each intern gets their own individual account (maintaining accountability and auditability), the permissions are standardized via the template (reducing configuration errors), and the cloning process ensures the expiration date and access restrictions are applied uniformly. This scales well even if there are many interns.
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