C1000-169 無料問題集「IBM Cloud Associate SRE V2」

（A）It only supports applications in a specific region of the IBM Cloud

（B）It abstracts away infrastructure management for serverless applications

（C）It requires manual scaling of applications based on traffic demands

（D）It is limited to a specific programming language for applications

（A）Disk space usage

（B）Uptime percentage

（C）CPU usage percentage

（D）Memory utilization

（A）Ishikawa diagram (Fishbone diagram)

（B）Incident Escalation Matrix

（C）Fault Tree Analysis

（D）5 Whys technique

（A）Lack of restrictions on user access

（B）Sharing of sensitive information among users

（C）Providing full administrative privileges to all users

（D）Guidelines for creating strong passwords

（A）Minimizing customer communication during incidents

（B）Assigning blame to individuals responsible for incidents

（C）Focusing on quick fixes rather than long-term solutions

（D）Prioritizing incidents based on the impact on the organization

（A）SlackOps

（B）ChatOps

（C）SREOps

（D）DevOps

（A）Observability provides real-time alerts for incidents

（B）Observability reduces the need for metrics and logging

（C）Observability enables engineers to understand system behavior and find unknown unknowns

（D）Observability allows engineers to access logs and metrics in real-time

（A）SREs are not involved in application deployments

（B）SREs focus on the reliability and availability of applications during deployment

（C）SREs are responsible for development only and not deployment activities

（D）SREs handle all aspects of application development and deployment

（A）Ignoring the severity of incidents and focusing on quick fixes

（B）Taking actions based on the impact and severity of the incident

（C）Implementing actions without considering their priority or importance

（D）Randomly selecting actions from a predefined list

（A）Ensuring the security of cloud infrastructure

（B）Managing the physical data centers

（C）Designing new applications for the cloud platform

（D）Monitoring and maintaining cloud services and applications