A. Server Consolidation - abstracting the complexities of the underlying pool of servers by creating aggregated logical machines

B. Server Sprawl - leads to a disproportionate amount of physical server machines running at very low rates of usage

C. Server Visualization - creating multiple logical virtual machines on top of a single hardware platform

D. Server Management - managing the servers by using a single-point management interface

A. by the user community it serves, such as HR, finance, all employees, general public, and so on

B. by the information it handles, such as classified information, personal information, publicly availableinformation, and so on

C. by technology and/or vendor, such as .NET versus Java, and so on

D. by business criticality, such as revenue-generating applications versus informational applications

E. by the applicability of existing laws and regulations pertaining to privacy, auditing, and access
control

A. multi-tenancy

B. pay-for-use pricing

C. elastic scaling

D. manual provisioning

A. Each enterprise Technology Strategy documents the architecture for a particular Oracle product.

B. An Enterprise Technology Strategy provides detailed guidance on deploying the oracle products that are important to the technology strategy.

C. Each Enterprise Technology Strategy provides Oracle product details that are important to the technology strategy.

D. Each Enterprise technology Strategy provides a reference architecture and practical guidance to achieve success with specific new technology.

E. Each Enterprise Technology Strategy provides industry-vertical reference architecture and practical guidance.

A. The application owner must become knowledgeable about security risks, threats, classifications, and policies in order to define security requirements for his or her applications. The more on owner learns about security, the more secure his or her applications will become.

B. The application owner should hire a security expert to define security requirements for his or herapplications, based on current Industry best practices. Actively implementing the latest trends will best ensure a secure application environment.

C. The application owner, whenever possible, should elect to deploy applications into a public cloud computing environment. Doing so effectivelydelegatesresponsibility and accountability of concerns to another company. The owner doesn't need to be concerned with security as long as the cloud provider has been certified.

D. The application owner should recommend adherence to common established practices for assessments, classifications, architecture, and policies that have been defined, and are actively maintained, by security experts across the organization. Deviations may be necessary, butapplication owners should strive to be consistent with best practices that have been adopted by the organization.

A. The Metadata Repository is deployed as a single enterprise-scoped cluster to promote a single view of the enterprise.

B. Every project should deploy its own dedicated Metadata Repository to ensure that the project assets are properly organized.

C. The Source Code Management (SCM) server doubles as a Metadata Repository.

D. A sandbox Metadata Repository for training and testing purposes should not be deployed.

A. The MVC pattern became very popular when the client-server architecture was in common use.

B. MVC was developed to map to three tiers of an n-tier architecture.

C. When in a disconnected state, the Data Management capability in the client tier may act temporarily as the model allowing the user interface to function.

D. Federation, as applied to user interfaces, means that all security standards must only be applied at a level at which government security agencies are able to decrypt communications.

E. Federation, as applied to a user interfaces, means that data must be replicated.

F. Federation, as applied to user interfaces, is the concept that parts of the user interface arecreatedand controlled by an organization that is separate from the organization creating the user interface.

A. In the Oracle Access Manager web gate

B. In the Oracle Service Bus proxy pipeline

C. In the Oracle WebLogic Server Web Service request Interceptors

D. In any IPv4 of Later network firewall

E. In the Oracle WebLogic Server access gate

A. skilled architects to perform root-cause analysis

B. homogeneous support for IT management environments

C. allowing enterprises to define, model, capture, and consolidate monitoringinformation into a single framework

D. consolidating administration tasks for a variety of infrastructure components