NCP-DB-6.10 · Question #15
When preparing to provision multiple database server VMs, an administrator is tasked with configuring this set of VMs with the same number of cores per vCPU. What is the easiest way for the…
The correct answer is A. Create a Compute Profile and apply it to the VMs during provisioning. A Compute Profile is a template that defines the CPU, memory, and disk resources for a database server VM. By creating a Compute Profile with the desired number of cores per vCPU, the administrator can easily apply it to multiple VMs during provisioning, ensuring consistent and…
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When preparing to provision multiple database server VMs, an administrator is tasked with configuring this set of VMs with the same number of cores per vCPU. What is the easiest way for the administrator to accomplish this task?
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- ACreate a Compute Profile and apply it to the VMs during provisioning.
- BUpdate the VMs after provisioning and enter the changes to the vCPU cores.
- CAfter provisioning the VMs. update the DEFAULT_OOB_COMPUTE Profile.
- DCreate a Windows Domain Profile that will synchronize the configurations.
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Explanation
A Compute Profile is a template that defines the CPU, memory, and disk resources for a database server VM. By creating a Compute Profile with the desired number of cores per vCPU, the administrator can easily apply it to multiple VMs during provisioning, ensuring consistent and optimal performance. This also saves time and effort compared to updating the VMs individually or modifying the default profile after provisioning.
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