HPE0-G04 · Question #36
What is the primary purpose of policies in Morpheus?
The correct answer is B. To enforce governance, security, and resource control. Policies in Morpheus serve as a governance layer that lets administrators enforce rules around security, quotas, naming conventions, expiration dates, and resource consumption across users, groups, roles, and clouds. Option A is wrong because provisioning automation is handled…
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What is the primary purpose of policies in Morpheus?
Options
- ATo automate the provisioning of virtual machines
- BTo enforce governance, security, and resource control
- CTo allow unrestricted user access to all resources
- DTo replace role-based access control (RBAC)
How the community answered
(25 responses)- A4% (1)
- B96% (24)
Explanation
Policies in Morpheus serve as a governance layer that lets administrators enforce rules around security, quotas, naming conventions, expiration dates, and resource consumption across users, groups, roles, and clouds. Option A is wrong because provisioning automation is handled by workflows and blueprints, not policies. Option C is the opposite of what policies do - they restrict access rather than grant unrestricted access. Option D is incorrect because policies complement RBAC rather than replace it; RBAC controls who can do what, while policies control how and under what conditions things can be done.
Memory tip: Think of policies as the rulebook for your cloud environment - they don't hand out keys (that's RBAC), they set the speed limits and safety rules that everyone must follow regardless of their role.
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