An administrator wants to create two database VMS using replicas and needs to access the same mount_path for hosting the backup files during the deployment on both VMs, What should the administrator…

The correct answer is A. Set mount_path = u01/app/backup as a runtime variable. Runtime variables are used to pass information between different components of a Blueprint, such as VMs, services, tasks, and replicas. They can be defined in the Blueprint YAML file or in the UI. By setting the mount_path as a runtime variable, the administrator can ensure…

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An administrator wants to create two database VMS using replicas and needs to access the same mount_path for hosting the backup files during the deployment on both VMs, What should the administrator do on the Blueprint to achieve this requirement?

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ASet mount_path = u01/app/backup as a runtime variable
BSet mount_path = u01/app/backup as a runtime replica
CSet mount_path = u01/app/backup as a runtime task
DSet mount_path = u01/app/backup as a runtime service

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Runtime variables are used to pass information between different components of a Blueprint, such as VMs, services, tasks, and replicas. They can be defined in the Blueprint YAML file or in the UI. By setting the mount_path as a runtime variable, the administrator can ensure that both database VMs use the same value for the mount_path during the deployment. This way, the backup files can be hosted on the same location for both VMs.

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