H13-821_V3.0 · Question #278
The cloud audit service CTS can be used in conjunction with the function workflow service FunctionGraph to jointly provide the key operation notification function, and the notification objects…
The correct answer is A. True. Option A is correct because Cloud Trace Service (CTS) is designed to integrate with event-driven services like FunctionGraph, allowing audit log events to serve as triggers for automated workflows. This means a specific log entry, such as a file upload operation, can…
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The cloud audit service CTS can be used in conjunction with the function workflow service FunctionGraph to jointly provide the key operation notification function, and the notification objects include natural persons and business interfaces. For example, customers can select a certain type of audit log as a trigger (such as file upload) in FunctionGraph to trigger a preset workflow (such as triggering a notification function) to simplify O&M or avoid problems and risks.
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- ATrue
- BFalse
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(18 responses)- A83% (15)
- B17% (3)
Explanation
Option A is correct because Cloud Trace Service (CTS) is designed to integrate with event-driven services like FunctionGraph, allowing audit log events to serve as triggers for automated workflows. This means a specific log entry, such as a file upload operation, can automatically fire a FunctionGraph function that sends notifications to either individual users (natural persons) or external systems via APIs (business interfaces). Option B is incorrect because this integration is a documented and supported use case, not a hypothetical one - the combination of audit logging and function-triggered notifications is a real feature that simplifies operations and enables proactive risk management.
Memory tip: Think of CTS as the "watcher" and FunctionGraph as the "responder." When CTS catches a key operation in its audit log, FunctionGraph acts on it automatically, like a security camera that also calls the police.
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