NCP-MCA · Question #156
After an application is no longer needed, a user puts in a ticket to delete the VM. The administrator finds the VM in Prism Central and deletes it, but then realize that it was a Self- Service…
The correct answer is B. Execute the Soft Delete action to ignore the provide substrate. When a VM managed by Self-Service (formerly Calm) is deleted manually from Prism Central, the associated application in Self-Service cannot be deleted using the standard delete action because the substrate is no longer present. In this scenario, the administrator should use the…
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After an application is no longer needed, a user puts in a ticket to delete the VM. The administrator finds the VM in Prism Central and deletes it, but then realize that it was a Self- Service (formerly Calm) managed VM. When the administrator attempts the application in Self-Service using the Delete action, it fails because the Substrate cannot be found. How would the administrator delete the application from management?
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- AIn the Audit view of the application, click Retry
- BExecute the Soft Delete action to ignore the provide substrate.
- CExecute the Delete action again, the second run will ignore the error.
- DThe platform Sync Service will remove the application.
How the community answered
(42 responses)- A10% (4)
- B83% (35)
- C2% (1)
- D5% (2)
Explanation
When a VM managed by Self-Service (formerly Calm) is deleted manually from Prism Central, the associated application in Self-Service cannot be deleted using the standard delete action because the substrate is no longer present. In this scenario, the administrator should use the "Soft Delete" action in Self-Service, which will remove the application from management without requiring the substrate to be present.
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