H13-821_V3.0 · Question #46
An enterprise has a Kubernetes cluster deployed in the local data center. In order to meet the needs of rapid business development, the newly launched business is deployed in Huawei Cloud Container…
The correct answer is D. Use Huawei's multi-cloud container platform MCP for management. MCP supports unified. Option D is correct because Huawei's Multi-Cloud Container Platform (MCP) is purpose-built to provide unified management across heterogeneous Kubernetes environments, meaning it can simultaneously manage both an on-premises Kubernetes cluster and a Huawei Cloud CCE cluster from…
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An enterprise has a Kubernetes cluster deployed in the local data center. In order to meet the needs of rapid business development, the newly launched business is deployed in Huawei Cloud Container Engine CCE. To facilitate operation and maintenance supervision, the company plans to implement unified operation of the two clusters. Which of the following descriptions of the solution is correct?
Options
- AThe multi-cloud container platform MPC can support cluster management, but does not support
- BIt is recommended to directly connect to the application management and operation and
- CYou need to enter the application management and operation and maintenance platform
- DUse Huawei's multi-cloud container platform MCP for management. MCP supports unified
How the community answered
(64 responses)- A2% (1)
- B11% (7)
- C5% (3)
- D83% (53)
Explanation
Option D is correct because Huawei's Multi-Cloud Container Platform (MCP) is purpose-built to provide unified management across heterogeneous Kubernetes environments, meaning it can simultaneously manage both an on-premises Kubernetes cluster and a Huawei Cloud CCE cluster from a single control plane - exactly what the scenario requires.
Option A is wrong because it falsely claims the platform does not support a key capability; MCP does support cross-environment cluster management, making the "but does not support" caveat incorrect. Option B is wrong because directly connecting to an application management and operation platform, bypassing a dedicated multi-cluster management tool like MCP, is not the recommended architectural approach and does not provide true unified control across both environments. Option C is wrong for a similar reason - it implies an alternative workflow of entering a different platform, which does not achieve the goal of unified cluster operations across on-premises and cloud environments.
Memory tip: Link "MCP" to "Multiple Cluster Platform" - whenever a question describes two clusters in different environments (on-premises plus cloud) and asks about unified management, Huawei MCP is the answer, because it is the one product in the Huawei ecosystem designed specifically for that cross-environment scenario.
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