최신IBM Instana V1.0.243 Administration - C1000-161무료샘플문제

A. Latest social media trends

B. The agent's current operational state

C. Network speed tests

D. The weather forecast

A. Defining custom user satisfaction scoring

B. By choosing specific user actions to monitor

C. Limiting monitoring to desktop users only

D. By setting up geolocation-based data filtering

A. Instana agents require manual updates.

B. Agents automatically update themselves without any external commands.

C. Each host requires a unique agent installation.

D. The agent must have network connectivity to the Instana backend.

A. Using regular expressions for dynamic naming

B. Application-specific naming conventions

C. Naming patterns based on service endpoints

D. Assigning service names based on IP addresses

A. There is no significant difference; both terms are interchangeable.

B. Monitoring focuses only on external outputs, while observability concerns internal states.

C. Monitoring is about collecting and analyzing data, while observability is about understanding why something happened.

D. Monitoring is reactive, whereas observability is proactive.

A. Defining SLOs at a global level to apply to all entities

B. SLO visualization on dashboards

C. Setting up notifications for nearing SLO breach thresholds

D. Customizing SLOs for individual services or endpoints

A. Limiting maintenance to weekends regardless of user activity patterns

B. Ignoring time zone differences to simplify scheduling

C. Scheduling during the business hours of the head office

D. Planning based on global usage patterns and peak off-hours across time zones

A. Automatic user provisioning

B. Two-factor authentication

C. Single sign-on (SSO) capabilities

D. Passwordless login

A. Assigning the host agent to application domains

B. Integration with cloud metadata services

C. Selective monitoring of certain processes

D. Hard coding the agent to specific IP addresses

A. Although observability gives more insights, maintaining an observability solution is hard because there is a lot to configure to make it work.

B. Observability is superior to monitoring because it does the same as monitoring plus a lot more, saving one solution to install and maintain.

C. Monitoring will alert on specific consolidated incidents but observability does not include alerting.

D. Observability shows which services are affected by an issue and why, where monitoring shows the services being affected.