What types of policy controls are available in Morpheus? (Select two.)

Question

Options

• AResource quotas and limits
• BNetwork isolation policies
• CManual user role assignment
• DAPI security policies

• A
  91% (60)
• B
  3% (2)
• C
  6% (4)

Explanation

Morpheus includes a built-in policy engine designed to enforce governance across cloud environments. Resource quotas and limits (A) are a core policy type, allowing administrators to cap CPU, memory, storage, and instance counts per user, group, or tenant. API security policies (D) control how the Morpheus API is accessed, including rate limiting and authentication requirements, making them a distinct policy category within the platform.

B (Network isolation policies) is a distractor - while Morpheus can configure networking, it does not expose "network isolation" as a named policy control type within its policy framework. C (Manual user role assignment) describes an administrative action, not a policy; Morpheus manages roles through RBAC but role assignment itself is a management task, not a policy control.

Memory tip: Think "what can a policy engine automate and enforce at scale?" - Quotas/limits govern resource consumption, and API policies govern platform access. Anything requiring a human action (manual role assignment) or a network-layer concept (isolation) falls outside Morpheus's policy control categories.

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