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Free FCSS-CDS-AR-7-6 – Fortinet FCSS-CDS-AR-7-6 Practice Test Question

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Question 1 (Topic 1)

Refer to the exhibit. The exhibit shows partial output of changes that AWS found after you created a new change set. What can you conclude from this output if you decide to execute this change set?

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  • ○ CloudFormation will check your account quota before executing the change set, to prevent errors.
  • ○ Resources deployed successfully will remain, even if other resources fail during execution.
  • ○ You should refer to the AWS documentation to prevent unplanned service interruptions.
  • ○ Executing this change set will create a new VM, unless you do not have proper permissions.
Question 2 (Topic 1)

Refer to the exhibit. A team of AWS administrators is in the process of installing a FortiWeb ingress controller to protect containerized web applications in an Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) cluster. While customizing the manifest file in the image, they realize that they do not know the correct value to enter in the fortiweb-login field. How can they determine he correct value for this field?

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  • ○ They can refer to the output of the EKS cluster deployment.
  • ○ They can find the expected value in the manifest file used to deploy the pods.
  • ○ They must create a Kubernetes secret with the kubectl command.
  • ○ The correct value is the password of the FortiWeb admin account.
Question 3 (Topic 1)

An AWS administrator needs to determine which deployment tasks require CloudFormation permissions to ensure each team member has appropriate access rights. The administrator is investigating specific tasks that must be executed using CloudFormation. What task is performed using CloudFormation?

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  • ○ Deploying a new pod with a service in an Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) cluster using the kubectl command
  • ○ Changing the number of nodes in a EKS cluster from AWS CloudShell
  • ○ Creating an EKS cluster with the eksctl create cluster command
  • ○ Installing a Helm chart to deploy a FortiWeb ingress controller in an EKS cluster