IBM Cloud Advocate v2 C1000-142 Exam Questions

Answer : B

Horizontal pod autoscaler enables customers to determine the minimum or the maximum number of pods to run the CPU and memory utilization the pods should utilize. The HPA automatically scales the workload to match the demand. When there is an increased workload, it deploys more pods. When there is a decrease in the workload, it communicates to the workload resource to scale back down.

Answer : B, C

We have two option to view billing information - monthly overview and specific service.

Answer : A, B

Cloud Functions lets you focus on writing code and building great solutions, without the hassle of setting up, configuring, or maintaining servers. You only pay for the time your code actually runs*, which means no excess capacity or idle time. Cloud Functions scales to fit your exact demand, from once a day to thousands of parallel requests per second.

You can run code for any type of application or backend service, all with zero administration. Invoke your code directly via a REST API, or in response to IBM Cloud services and third-party events.

Because Cloud Functions is open-source and is built around an open ecosystem of event providers, there is never a need to worry about vendor lock-in.

IBM Cloud Function is server less it does not mean Physical infrastructure resources like virtual server, network, storage disks are not required for IBM Cloud Function, because these resources are required and managed by Cloud Provider.

Answer : A

Correct Answer : IBM API Connect Service provides API creation and management with security-rich features and centralized governance. You can use IBM API Connect for IBM Cloud to quickly create APIs for microservices based on Node.js and Java runtimes. When APIs are hosted on API Connect: Consumers can locate, understand, learn, and experiment with the APIs they need before committing to use them. They can also self-subscribe to them using revocable keys. Providers can hide the exact locations of API implementations, enable version-based routing, and throttle inbound requests to the API on a per-consumer basis. These capabilities are helpful while packaging data for partners. Consumers and providers can track use and response times, which allows them to tie resource use to their business model. In-Correct Answers IBM Event Streams for IBM Cloud is a high-throughput message bus built with Apache Kafka and was previously known as Message Hub. In Event Streams, applications send data by creating a message and sending it to a topic. It uses availability support from IBM Kubernetes services to maintain high availability and resilience. Integration is available with IBM Cloud services as well as Watson Internet of Things (IoT). Key Features Fully Managed: Built on Apache Kafka, IBM Cloud Event Streams is a fully managed service. Intuitive UX: Deploy your Event Streams in minutes using the benefits of IBM Design Thinking. Event-Driven: Use integrations with IBM Cloud services like Watson IoT platform, IBM Streaming Analytics, and IBM Cloud Functions to easily create your event-driven architecture. IBM App Connect is a powerful all-in-one tool for easily connecting apps, integrating data, building APIs, and acting on events. App Connect can connect any endpoint, map your data, and move data fast. With IBM App Connect, you can reliably access and combine data assets across all your enterprise applications, databases, and systems and expose them as APIs. You can connect to any application or endpoint, from the latest SaaS apps to mainframe systems. IBM App Connect allows you to connect applications together using a common platform. It enables you to build automation triggers between applications and automate workflows and integrate data using the included 75+ connectors and 50+ templates. Key Features Intuitive Development Tools: Easily create APIs, thoroughly test them, then share them with others both inside and outside your organization. Easy Yet Powerful Security: Use pre-defined security policies to protect your API or customize your own. Lifecycle Management: Manage the entire lifecycle of your APIs for your internal team, external consumers, and third parties. Customizable Developer Portal: Share your APIs with other developers using the built-in fully-customizable portal. The portal includes the ability to communicate with API consumers using a variety of modalities including blogs, forums, and messaging. IBM MQ on Cloud provides enterprise-grade messaging capabilities to allow the flow of information between different applications. This service is fully managed so you can focus on integrating MQ applications rather than upgrades and patches. Key Features Deduplication: Messages are delivered without duplicates. Connectivity: Connectivity issues are handled by MQ. Encryption: End-to-end data encryption is used to ensure the security of your data. [Exam Tips] Remember following points: If you need to create, secure, and manage APIs use API Connect If you need to connect, copy, and sync application data across platforms use APP Connect If you need to deliver reliable, secure messaging, either on-premises or over the cloud use MQ If you need to build adaptive smart apps that react to events as soon as they happen use IBM Event Streams

Answer : B

Containers are lightweight and portable executable units (images) of software. They supply portability between different platforms and clouds. Containers are self-contained units that are designed to hold applications as well as all libraries and dependencies that the application requires. Containers can be run on physical computers or in the cloud.

Containers do not have an operating system of their own. Instead, they access the operating system of the device they are running on using a hypervisor. This allows them to be more light-weight, easier to provision, and much smaller than traditional virtual machines.

Virtual machine is a virtual re-presentation of physical computer, you can understand it as a computer inside a computer. Each individual virtual machine behaves exactly as though it were its own computer. It has its own operating system, memory, storage, and compute and is totally unaware of other virtual machines that could be running on the same host.

How do containers differ from a traditional VM?

Traditional virtualization leverages a hypervisor to virtualize physical hardware. Each VM contains:

- A guest operating system (OS)

- A virtual copy of the hardware that the OS requires to run

- An application and its associated libraries and dependencies

- Containers, on the other hand, virtualize the operating system. Each container only contains:

- The application

- Its libraries

- Its dependencies

Answer : C

The IBM Cloud Pak foundational services console includes an Administration Hub dashboard that provides Cluster Administrators an at-a-glance overview of a cluster. From this UI dashboard, you can view key metrics for specific components of IBM Cloud Pak for Security and the IBM Cloud Pak foundational services that are deployed to the cluster. The Administration Hub is available by default. It is deployed automatically as a part of the installation of IBM Cloud Pak for Security and IBM Cloud Pak foundational services. The Administration Hub can be accessed from the main navigation menu of the foundational services console and clicking Home.

Answer : A

The Internet of Things, or IoT, refers to the billions of physical devices around the world that are now connected to the internet, all collecting and sharing data.