CAT-280 Practice Exam Questions with Answers CA AppLogic r3 Administrator Exam Certification

A reference to a storage Logical Unit Number (LUN)

All the software required to boot and operate an instance of this class

A reference to the IP address or host name of the commodity server on which the object is stored

The characteristics of the appliance as a component, including its inputs, outputs, configuration properties, and their default values and hardware resources

Automatically recover from VN failures with zero downtime.

Manage all applications, servers, and storage with an iPad application.

Handle server or network hardware failures automatically without data loss.

Manage external systems, such as Storage Area Networks (SANs), networks, and grids to redirect failed applications elsewhere.

Handles the infrastructure for each CA AppLogic application

Provides a central point for managing and monitoring the grid

Provides an easy way to package multiple appliance classes into a library

Abstracts and virtualizes the grid hardware, and provides core system services

Account Key

Snapshot Key

Download Public Key

Download Private Key

The local user

The local group admin

The local user administrator

The implicit local group everyone

To check the BFC version of each file

To check how many devices are connected to the BFC

To check that the download of the ISOs was successful

To count the numerous BFC configuration files and automatically match them against the number specified in the packing slip file

There is no RBAC functionality.

The RBAC model is identical to the latest model.

Objects have access control lists (ACLs) but they are not compatible with the latest version of CA AppLogic.

Unlike the latest version, the local admin group does not have an explicit list of members, but rather implicitly includes all users as members.

Users

Catalogs

Volumes

Class files

Applications

Make sure that all users access the BFC using the BFC shell only.

Make sure that the bfcaadmin user has read-only access to the database replica directory.

Do not change the default ‘root’ password, because this is required for a correct configuration.

Add any necessary public SSH keys for users that will access the BFC to the ‘/root/.ssh /authorized_keys’ file.

Migrating users from CA AppLogic versions before r3.0.

Implementing a WebX4 Linux cluster as an assembly of appliances.

Integrating CA AppLogic with CA Access Control to protect your web applications.

Invoking commands through the RESTful application programming interface (API).