Given the following JSON query: $.resource[*].aws_s3_bucket exists Which tab is the correct place to add the JSON query when creating a Config policy?

The correct answer is E. Build Your Rule (Build tab). When creating a Config policy in Prisma Cloud, the 'Build Your Rule (Build tab)' (option E) is the correct location to enter a JSON path query such as '$.resource[*].aws_s3_bucket exists'. The Build tab provides a structured, visual interface for constructing policy rules using…

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Question

Given the following JSON query:

$.resource[*].aws_s3_bucket exists Which tab is the correct place to add the JSON query when creating a Config policy?

Options

ADetails
BCompliance Standards
CRemediation
DBuild Your Rule (Run tab)
EBuild Your Rule (Build tab)

How the community answered

(30 responses)

B
7% (2)
D
3% (1)
E
90% (27)

Explanation

When creating a Config policy in Prisma Cloud, the 'Build Your Rule (Build tab)' (option E) is the correct location to enter a JSON path query such as '$.resource[*].aws_s3_bucket exists'. The Build tab provides a structured, visual interface for constructing policy rules using JSON path expressions against resource configuration data. The Run tab (option D) is used for running RQL queries interactively. The Details, Compliance Standards, and Remediation tabs serve other purposes (naming/metadata, mapping to standards, and defining remediation steps, respectively) and do not accept JSON path rule logic.

Topics

#Prisma Cloud Policies#Config Policies#RQL#Prisma Cloud UI

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