A. The scaling slider represents the total number of enabled cores, not the increment.

B. If a non-metered subscription consists of 100 OCPUs, the customer can burst to a maximum of 200 OCPUs.

C. One can only scale up and not down.

D. Scaling requires an Exadata restart.

E. You can scale up by 1 OCPU at a time.

A. You should advise your customer to select the largest shape with lots of OCPUs and a high memory count. They can run their database on the larger shape and monitor it to determine the optimum values and then downsize when they're sure they've got it right.

B. The client should consider the nature of their applications, number of users, and future load scale and select a shape that meets those requirements with a buffer for load spikes. A good starting point could be one that closely matches their on-premises hardware.

C. The only reason to move to the cloud is if the customer's on-premises hardware is older and running out of gas. Since the Oracle Database Cloud runs on the latest Intel chips and the fastest available memory, they can safely provision with less than 10% of their current on-premises hardware capacity and be sure that their database will run at its fastest.

D. Since they're moving on-premises databases to the cloud, they'll obviously want to utilize high memory shapes because everyone can use more memory and that's the best platform for the future.

E. The client should carefully consider the nature of their applications, number of users, and run tests to try and predict their future workload size. They should then select a shape that will comfortably run their workload for the next few years because once they've selected a shape and instance size the only way to change is to delete the instance and redeploy.

A. Identity federation is not possible between Oracle environments on premises and in the cloud.

B. Enable federated login by establishing the Federated User Login and pointing all on-premises accounts to the federated login account.

C. Acme should assign an identity domain administrator and instruct him/her to duplicate the on-premises accounts to the cloud, and then send emails to the users instructing them to duplicate their passwords.

D. When the service account is created, the service administrator can automatically connect the on-premises domain with the newly created cloud service domain by selecting the Federated Login Required check box and filling in the domain name.

E. Acme could implement identity federation between the on-premises and cloud environments to achieve single sign on.

A. Create an SSH tunnel to port 1521 on the compute node hosting the DBaaS Monitor.

B. Enable the ora_p2_dblistener security rule to open port 1521.

C. Create an SSH tunnel to port 443 on the compute node hosting the DBaaS Monitor.

D. Enable the ora_p2_httpssl security rule to open port 443.

A. Both Cloud storage and local storage

B. Cloud tape library

C. None

D. Cloud storage only

E. Flash Archive Recovery Area

A. They allow administrators access to applications in the cloud.

B. Security rules are essentially firewall rules that can help to control traffic between Cloud Service instances, as well as between instances and external hosts.

C. They are user-role designations that assign rights to certain users.

D. These are rules established by HIPAA for securing end-user data.

E. Security rules are data encryption levels that control who can see the data.

A. Encryption of backups is the responsibility of the customer depending on their security needs.

B. All databases stored in the Oracle Storage cloud are encrypted by default.

C. Oracle offers strong third-party encryption choices at a reasonable cost to cloud database customers.

D. Oracle does not offer encryption for database cloud storage.

E. Database users will need to use encryption commands to send and retrieve as well as manipulate data in the cloud.