1z0-1072-20 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure 2020 Architect Associate

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Question 1

You have multiple applications installed on a compute instance and these applications generate a large amount of log files. These log files must reside on the boot volume for a minimum of 15 days.

Any log files age over 15 days shouldn't be on boot volume but still must be retained for at least 60 days. The 60-day retention requirement is causing an issue with available disk space.

What are two Oracle recommended methods to retain the log files for 60 days without filling up the boot volume? (Choose two.)

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  • Terminate the instance while preserving the boot volume. Create a new instance from the boot volume and select a DenseIO shape to take advantage of local NVMe storage.

  • Resize the boot volume of the instance.

  • Create and attach a block volume to the compute instance and copy the log files.

  • Create an object storage bucket and use a script that runs daily to move log files older than 15 days to the bucket.

  • Write a custom script to remove the log files on a daily basis and free up the space on the boot volume.

Question 2

Which two components cannot be deleted in your Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Virtual Cloud Network? (Choose two.)

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  • Service gateway

  • Default security list

  • Routing gateway

  • Default route table

  • Default subnet

Question 3

Which two statements below are correct with respect to adding secondary Virtual Network Interface Cards (VNICs) to an existing compute instance in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure? (Choose two.)

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  • The secondary VNIC is required to be in the same Virtual Cloud Network (VCN), but can be in different subnet, as the primary VNIC.

  • The primary and secondary VNIC association can be in different virtual cloud networks (VCNs).

  • You cannot assign an Ephemeral Public IP to a secondary VNIC.

  • The primary and secondary VNIC association must be in the same availability domain.

  • You can remove the primary VNIC after the secondary VNIC's attachment is complete.