A.The VM DB system nodes cannot be rebooted individually For multinode DB systems, you have to act on all the VM nodes concurrently.

B.The VM DB system can be rebooted only from Oracle Cloud Infrastructure REST APIs or dbcli

C.Under Database, click Bare Metal, VM, and Exadata; select the DB system you want to reboot; and then click Stop and Start after a few minutes under the Actions (three dots) menu.

D.On the VM DB system details page, find the node that you want to reboot, click the Actions (three dots) menu for that node, and then click Reboot.

A.unstructured data

B.semi-structured data

C.structured data

D.free-structured data

A.It is a public cloud service built on MySQL Community Edition.

B.Its users are responsible for database and operating system patching tasks.

C.It supports MySQL Enterprise Edition version 5.7 with InnoDB Storage Engine.

D.It is a fully managed Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (QCI) native service.

A.You can delete the default Routing Table if it is not required.

B.A VCN uses the Routing Table to send traffic out of the VCN.

C.Gateways added to your VCN do not require an entry in the Routing Table.

D.A Routing Table controls ingress and egress rules, that specify the types of traffic allowed.

E.The default Routing Table is shared by all the Subnets in the VCN.

F.The Routing Table rules specify a destination CIDR Block and target.

A.Billing for the CPU stops but billinq for the Exadata Infrastructure continues.

B.Billing for the OCPU and Infrastructure are stopped until the VM restarts.

C.The stopped VM is not available to any other database deployment.

D.All the VMs in the cluster are stopped.

E.All the databases in the VM cluster are stopped.