A NDB non-administrative user wants to provision an Oracle database leveraging a Software Profile that the administrator created. What must the administrator do to ensure that this user has access…

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• AEnsure that specified users have access to the Software Profile using Access Control.
• BReplicate the Software Profile to other Nutanix clusters for all users to access.
• CEnsure that the Software Profile has been properly versioned to the latest release of Oracle.
• DPromote the Software Profile to Published to be available by other NDB users.

• A
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• B
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• C
  2% (1)
• D
  93% (57)

Explanation

To allow a non-administrative NDB user to provision an Oracle database using a Software Profile created by an administrator, the administrator must promote the Software Profile to Published. In NDB, Software Profiles define the database software version and configuration (e.g., Oracle binaries). By default, a newly created profile is in a draft or private state. Promoting it to "Published" makes it available for use by other NDB users, including non-administrative ones, within the access control framework. This ensures the profile is validated and accessible without requiring individual user assignments.

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