Online Access Free NCP-MCA Practice Test

A Playbook is configured to auto-remediate high severity alerts, but no remediation actions are being Triggered.
What is the most likely explanation?

• A.Playbook has autopilot disabled. Playbook is unable to take actions without autopilot enabled.
• B.Playbook trigger condition doesn't match alert rule criteria. Playbook is working as implemented.
• C.Alert severity is set to medium, which should still trigger the Playbook. Playbook not working as designed.
• D.Remediation actions are incorrectly defined, indicating the Playbook is not working as designed.

An automation developer has been tasked with creating a Self-Service blueprint to deploy a Windows Server VM for testing purposes. This blueprint will be called frequently by QA Testing pipelines and will need to easily deploy the requested VMs with discrete names across all of the deployment runs.
What should the developer enter in the VM Name field in the Blueprint to make sure there are no naming collisions at deployment time?

• A.WNSRV0001
• B.WNSRV@@{calm_random}@@@@{calm_random}@@
• C.WNSRV@@{calm_unique}@@
• D.WNSRV@@{calm_random}@@

When manually formatting parameters for supported triggers and actions within a playbook, what format is used?

• A.{{trigger[0].source_entity_info.name}}
• B.[trigger[0].source_entity_info.name]
• C.@@{trigger.source_entity_info.name}@@
• D.$trigger.source_entity_info.name

What is the building block of a Blueprint?

• A.Single-VM Blueprint
• B.Multi-VM Blueprint
• C.Service
• D.Runbook

What will a Quota Policy monitor and enforce?

• A.VM vCPU, Memory, Disk size
• B.Self-Service Application and Replication
• C.Self-Service Blueprint and Runbook count
• D.VM Power state, NIC count, IOPs