NCP-DB-6.10 · Question #144
For supported Linux based database VM's managed by NDB, how would an administrator keep software profiles updated for provisioning new database VMs?
The correct answer is B. Apply patches to a database VM for each supported database engine, then create a new software. For supported Linux-based database VMs managed by NDB, keeping software profiles updated for provisioning new database VMs requires a structured process. The administrator must first apply the necessary patches (e.g., OS updates and database engine patches) to an existing…
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For supported Linux based database VM's managed by NDB, how would an administrator keep software profiles updated for provisioning new database VMs?
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- ACreate a Maintenance window under the policy menu, then under Database VM, add the database
- BApply patches to a database VM for each supported database engine, then create a new software
- CAssociate the newly provisioned database VMs with a maintenance window so they are keep
- DIn the Administrator menu drop down, go the Maintenance tab and choose Download Upgrade
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(28 responses)- A4% (1)
- B75% (21)
- C7% (2)
- D14% (4)
Explanation
For supported Linux-based database VMs managed by NDB, keeping software profiles updated for provisioning new database VMs requires a structured process. The administrator must first apply the necessary patches (e.g., OS updates and database engine patches) to an existing database VM for each supported database engine (e.g., PostgreSQL, Oracle). Then, a new software profile version must be created using the updated VM as the source. This new version captures the patched configuration and can be used to provision new VMs, ensuring they are deployed with the latest updates.
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