HPE0-G04 · Question #61
How can custom inputs be used in Morpheus?
The correct answer is B. To provide user-defined values for provisioning instances. Custom inputs in Morpheus are user-defined variables that allow administrators to create flexible, reusable provisioning templates where end users can supply specific values (such as instance names, sizes, or environment tags) at deployment time - making option B correct…
Question
How can custom inputs be used in Morpheus?
Options
- ATo override system-level policies
- BTo provide user-defined values for provisioning instances
- CTo replace all default configurations with static inputs
- DTo restrict workflow execution to specific users
How the community answered
(49 responses)- A4% (2)
- B92% (45)
- C2% (1)
- D2% (1)
Explanation
Custom inputs in Morpheus are user-defined variables that allow administrators to create flexible, reusable provisioning templates where end users can supply specific values (such as instance names, sizes, or environment tags) at deployment time - making option B correct. Option A is wrong because custom inputs don't interact with system-level policy enforcement; that's handled by roles and tenants. Option C is wrong because custom inputs extend default configurations with dynamic values rather than replacing them with static ones - in fact, they're the opposite of static. Option D is wrong because restricting workflow execution to specific users is a function of role-based access control (RBAC), not custom inputs.
Memory tip: Think of custom inputs as "form fields on a provisioning wizard" - they exist purely to collect user-supplied data that gets injected into the deployment, not to control access or override policies.
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