Free 2V0-71-23 Vmware 2V0-71-23 Practice Test Question

Question 1 (Topic 1)

What statement describes the role of VMware Aria Operations for Applications (formerly VMware Tanzu Observability) in VMware Tanzu for Kubernetes Operations?

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○ Watches defined infrastructure systems to keep track of health of resources.
○ Automates the remediation of Kubernetes platform resources based on collected data.
○ Tracks metrics, logs, and alerts based on specified thresholds.
○ Collects and analyzes traces, metrics, and logs to provide single source of truth for actionable insights.

Question 2 (Topic 1)

A Tanzu Mission Control administrator would like to enforce the following container controls: Only allows container images that match the specified names or tags. Ensure that the container image is not tampered with. Which type of policy can be used?

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○ Access
○ Security
○ Image Security
○ Image Registry
○ Network

Reference / correct answer:

Image Security

Most accepted answer: C. Image Security

Community votes: C=2, D=1

Selected Answer: C The question asks about container images that both have "tags" and have "not been tampered with". Although Image Registry allows container images with "names or tags"; However, Image Security is designed to ensure the integrity and security of container images. It includes rules to verify that images are not tampered with and match specified names or tags. upvoted 1 times

Selected Answer: C Allowing container images that match specific names or tags: Directly controlled by an Image Security Policy. Ensuring the image is not tampered with: Image Security Policies handle this by verifying image signatures and using tools like Notary or cosign. upvoted 1 times

Option D upvoted 1 times

Selected Answer: D D. image registry policy, The allowed-name-tag recipe allows you to create rules using an image name or tag name or both. https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-Tanzu-Mission-Control/services/tanzumc-using/GUID-BEC4B7B9-B318-4DE8-A03A-FA8C06C155FE.html?hWord=N4IghgNiBcIC5gOYgL5A upvoted 1 times

D. Image Registry https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-Tanzu-Mission-Control/services/tanzumc-using/GUID-CC4B763A-6515-471A-BCA1-307C47FFC36B.html upvoted 1 times

Question 3 (Topic 1)

Which method describes how Kubernetes clusters are upgraded?

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○ Use rolling upgrade
○ In-place upgrade of each node
○ Use canary upgrade
○ Deploy a new cluster with upgraded Kubernetes release

Reference / correct answer:

Deploy a new cluster with upgraded Kubernetes release

Most accepted answer: D. Deploy a new cluster with upgraded Kubernetes release

Community votes: A=1, D=2

Selected Answer: D (D) This method is often recommended for upgrading Kubernetes clusters. It involves creating a new cluster with the desired Kubernetes version and then migrating workloads to the new cluster. This approach minimizes downtime and avoids potential risks associated with in-place upgrades or rolling upgrades. While 'rolling upgrade' is a valid concept in some contexts, but it typically applies to upgrading individual components or workloads within a cluster, rather than upgrading the cluster itself. Rolling upgrades can be risky for the entire cluster, as they may lead to inconsistencies or downtime during the process. upvoted 1 times

Selected Answer: A Tanzu Kubernetes clusters are upgraded using a rolling upgrade method, where new virtual machines with the upgraded Kubernetes version replace the running nodes, starting with the control plane nodes. Instead of upgrading the Kubernetes versions directly on the existing nodes, new virtual machines with the new version are deployed, and they gradually replace the running nodes upvoted 1 times

Selected Answer: D D. Deploy a new cluster with upgraded Kubernetes release upvoted 1 times totto1230 1 year, 9 months ago That's not technically correct. While a new cluster with the TKr gets created, Tanzu follows the "Rolling Upgrade" method while upgrading a cluster, this is used to avoid downtime in the cluster/apps hosted in. upvoted 2 times totto1230 1 year, 9 months ago NVM - For Vanilla k8s, you are right. upvoted 1 times ... ...

That's not technically correct. While a new cluster with the TKr gets created, Tanzu follows the "Rolling Upgrade" method while upgrading a cluster, this is used to avoid downtime in the cluster/apps hosted in. upvoted 2 times totto1230 1 year, 9 months ago NVM - For Vanilla k8s, you are right. upvoted 1 times ...

NVM - For Vanilla k8s, you are right. upvoted 1 times

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