A. Reattach the boot volume and restart the instance.

B. Create a RAID 0 configuration to extend the boot volume file system onto another block volume.

C. Resize the boot volume by specifying a larger value than the boot volume's current size.

D. Attach the resized boot volume to a second instance as a data volume; Extend the partition and grow the file system on the resized boot volume.

E. Stop the instance and detach the boot volume.

A. Create a Traffic Management Steering policy with Load Balancer type and add both eu-frankfurt-1 and uk-london-1 endpoints. Attach the Traffic Management Steering policy to the A record.

B. Provision a Load Balancer in Frankfurt and associate it with the A record in DNS. Create a backend set with backend servers from both eu-frankfurt-1 and uk-london-1 regions.

C. Create a Health Check that evaluates both regional endpoints. Create a Traffic Management Steering policy with Failover type and associate it with the Health Check.

D. Create a Traffic Management Steering policy and attach it to a backend set with the backend servers from both eu-frankfurt-1 and uk-london-1 regions.

A. Contact Oracle support and ask them to associate the monthly budget with the Service Limits In every region for which your tenancy is subscribed. The tenancy administrator will receive an alert email from Oracle when the limit Is reached.

B. Associate a Budget Tag to each compartment with the monthly budget amount and set an alert rule to notify the developers' teams when they reached a specific percentage of the budget

C. Associate a Budget Tag to each resource with monthly budget amount and use that Information to prepare a weekly report to send to each team.

D. Configure a Quota for each compartment to prevent provisioning of any bare metal instances.

A. Download the dynamic inventory script provided by Oracle Cloud Infrastructure and include It in the playbook Invocation command.

B. Implement a Command Line Interface script to list all the resources and run it within Ansible to generate a dynamic inventory list.

C. Export an inventory list from the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Web console.

D. Export an inventory list using Terraform apply command.

A. Objects containing the name prefix LOGS will be automatically migrated from standard Storage to Archive storage 30 days after the creation date. The objects will be deleted 120 days after creation.

B. Objects with the prefix "LOGS" will be retained for 120 days and then deleted permanently.

C. The objects with prefix "LOGS" will be deleted 30 days after creation date.

D. Objects containing the name prefix LOGS will automatically be migrated from standard Storage to Archive storage 30 days after the creation date. The objects will be migrated back to standard Storage 120 days after creation.

A. Use the Events Service and create rules that will act when a new Object Storage bucket or Compute Instance has been created. Have the rule email you each time one of these events occurs.

B. Use the Python SDK to write a custom application that will monitor the Audit Log. Look for CREATE events and configure the application to send you an email each time a new resource is created.

C. Create a budget for each compartment that will send a notification when monthly spend reaches a pre-defined amount.

D. Create a tag namespace named BILLING with a Tag Key named CostCenter. Tag each of your resources with this Tag Key and the correct value.

A. The number of lines of text in your Terraform configuration files.

B. The length of time It takes to build each resource using these Terraform stacks.

C. Resource manager stacks are free but you are charged for the resources they create.

D. The cost for each stack will be higher for pay as you go (PAYG) than for monthly flex billing.