An NDB administrator has asked a database administrator to provision a new MongoDB database using an existing software profile. The database administrator is unable to complete this action. What may…

The correct answer is C. The administrator lacks the proper permissions in Prism Element. If a database administrator is unable to provision a new MongoDB database using an existing software profile, the most likely cause is that the administrator lacks the proper permissions in Prism Element. NDB relies on Prism Element for cluster-level operations (e.g., storage…

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Question

An NDB administrator has asked a database administrator to provision a new MongoDB database using an existing software profile. The database administrator is unable to complete this action. What may be the cause?

Options

AA database clone operation is in progress.
BThe software profile was created by another user.
CThe administrator lacks the proper permissions in Prism Element.
DThe software profile is undergoing a patching operation.

How the community answered

(14 responses)

A
7% (1)
B
14% (2)
C
79% (11)

Explanation

If a database administrator is unable to provision a new MongoDB database using an existing software profile, the most likely cause is that the administrator lacks the proper permissions in Prism Element. NDB relies on Prism Element for cluster-level operations (e.g., storage and compute resource allocation). The database administrator needs appropriate Prism Element roles (e.g., Cluster Admin) to interact with the underlying infrastructure, even if the software profile is available in NDB. Without these permissions, the provisioning action will fail.

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#MongoDB provisioning#software profile#Prism Element permissions#access troubleshooting

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