A. Viewing a summary of their current resource usage against the total amount of resource available to all self-service portal users

B. Viewing chargeback information for their own database

C. Viewing chargeback information for all database that are provisioned by self-service

D. Deleting any database originally provisioned from the catalog of database-provisioning procedures that they are privileged to see

E. Requesting a new database from the catalog of database-provisioning procedures that they are privileged to see

F. Viewing a summary of their current resource usage against the limits that have been for them

A. Use of the latest technology

B. Efficient use of computing resources

C. Flexibility in meeting consumer demand

D. Cost

E. The underlying visualization technology used in the Cloud

F. Meeting agreed service levels

A. The Enterprise Manager Agent discovers the newly deployed targets when a Cloud Control Administrator manually requests discovery.

B. Resources that are created by end-user deployment requests become managed targets automatically only when the agent is restarted.

C. Resources that are created by end-user deployment requests automatically become managed targets in Enterprise Manager Cloud Control when the resources are deployed.

D. The Enterprise Manager Agent discovers the newly deployed targets when a self-service user requests target discovery.

A. Departmental heads who pay for chargeback using the Chargeback home page

B. Cloud administrators using the self-service portal

C. Self-Service Application users using the self-service portal

D. Self Service Application users using the Chargeback home page

E. Departmental heads who pay for chargeback using BI Publisher reports

F. Cloud administrators using the Chargeback home page

A. Consolidating existing Oracle Virtual Box guests onto guests running on Oracle Virtual Machine servers

B. Consolidating existing physical servers onto guests running on Oracle Virtual Machine servers

C. Consolidating existing Oracle Virtual Machine guests onto guests running on other Oracle Virtual Machine servers

D. Consolidating existing physical servers onto other physical servers

E. Consolidating existing Oracle Virtual Machine guests onto physical servers

A. All companies that share space in a business park or campus

B. All colleges or universities in a given region

C. All branches of a fast food retail company

D. All branches of a library

E. All branches of the military from one country

A. The pools in PaaS zones may be collections of one or more Oracle Middleware Homes of the same platforms, as long as they are of different templates.

B. The pools in PaaS zones may be collections of one or more Oracle Middleware Homes of the same platform and version.

C. The pools in PaaS zones may be collections of one or more Oracle Database Homes of different versions, as long as they are on the same platform.

D. The pools in PaaS zones may be collections of one or more Oracle Middleware Homes of different platforms, as long as they are of the same template.

E. The pools in PaaS zones may be collections of one or more Oracle Database Homes of the same platform and version.

F. The pools in PaaS zones may be collections of one or more Oracle Database Homes of different platforms, as long as they are of the same version.

A. They may be pooled together by major and maintenance release only if they are on the same operating system platform.

B. RAC database homes of the same major, maintenance, and component-specific release may be pooled together if they are on the same operating system platform.

C. They may be pooled together by major, maintenance, Fusion Middleware, and component-specific release if they are on different operating system platforms.

D. Single-instance database homes of the same major, maintenance, Fusion Middleware, and component-specific release may be pooled together if they are on the same operating system platform.

A. EM_USER

B. MWAAS_USER

C. IAAS_USER

D. DBAAS_USER

E. PUBLIC

F. EM_SSA_USER