What are Self-Service (formerly Calm) Substrates?

The correct answer is B. Substrates are a combination of the underlying cloud and the virtual machine instance. In Nutanix Self-Service (formerly known as Calm), substrates refer to the combination of the underlying cloud infrastructure and the virtual machine instances. Substrates define the environment where applications will be deployed and managed, encompassing cloud providers…

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ASubstrates use install and Uninstall operations run when a blueprint is first launched or when the
BSubstrates are a combination of the underlying cloud and the virtual machine instance.
CSubstrates are runbooks used to accomplish a particular task on an app
DSubstrates are part of a templating language for Self-Service scripts. These are evaluated by the

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In Nutanix Self-Service (formerly known as Calm), substrates refer to the combination of the underlying cloud infrastructure and the virtual machine instances. Substrates define the environment where applications will be deployed and managed, encompassing cloud providers, virtualization platforms, and the associated VM configurations.

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