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It becomes necessary to remove an existing database clone. "To minimize the impact of that removal to users, an administrator would like to schedule this operation for weekend hours.
When scheduling this removal, other than the specified date/time, which option in the Update Removal Schedule is pre-selected as non-optional?
When an administrator schedules the removal of an existing database clone to minimize user impact (e.g., during weekend hours), the 'Update Removal Schedule' feature in NDB allows for planning the operation. Among the options, the 'Delete supporting snapshot from NDB' is pre-selected as a non-optional action. This ensures that the snapshot data associated with the clone is removed along with the clone itself, maintaining storage efficiency and consistency in the Time Machine framework. Other options may be selectable but are not mandatory by default.
Option A (Create an alert before removal) is incorrect because alerts are optional notifications, not a required action.
Option B (Delete supporting snapshot from NDB) is correct as it is a default, non-optional step to clean up snapshot data.
Option C (Unregister the database clone from NDB) is incorrect because unregistration is an optional administrative step, not pre-selected.
Option D (Delete the database clone from the VM) is incorrect because the clone deletion itself is the primary action, but snapshot deletion is the non-optional supporting task.
Nutanix Database Service (NDB) User Guide, Chapter 5: Configuring Time Machines, Section: Managing Clone Removal
Nutanix Certified Professional - Database Automation (NCP-DB) v6.5 Blueprint, Section 5: Protect Databases Using Time Machine
Which file type must be downloaded from the Nutanix Portal for NDB deployment?
For deploying Nutanix Database Service (NDB), the required file type to download from the Nutanix Portal is an OVA (Open Virtual Appliance) file. The OVA format is a standardized package that includes a pre-configured virtual machine image, including the NDB software, which can be imported into supported hypervisors (e.g., VMware ESXi or Nutanix AHV). This simplifies the deployment process by providing a ready-to-use VM template with all necessary components.
Option A (ZIP) is incorrect as ZIP files are generic archives, not deployment-specific formats for NDB.
Option B (QCOW2) is incorrect because QCOW2 is a disk image format primarily used with KVM/QEMU, not the standard for NDB deployment.
Option C (OVA) is correct as it is the official file type provided by Nutanix for NDB deployment.
Option D (TAR) is incorrect as TAR files are used for archiving, not as a deployment package for NDB.
Administrators should download the OVA from the Nutanix Portal and follow the deployment guide.
Nutanix Database Service (NDB) User Guide, Chapter 1: Deploying NDB, Section: Downloading and Deploying the OVA
Nutanix Support & Insights, Knowledge Base Article: 'NDB Deployment Prerequisites'
Nutanix Certified Professional - Database Automation (NCP-DB) v6.5 Blueprint, Section 1: Deploy NDB
A database admin logs into Era to manage an Oracle Database VM and sees a message Update Available on the Status of the Software Profile Version.
What should the database admin do?
A quality assurance team noticed a significant change between a cloned database they are currently using versus the one used one week ago. They created an SQL script to verify the differences.
Which task should be performed by an NDB administrator to provide the correct database to the QA team?
When a quality assurance (QA) team notices a significant change between a cloned database currently in use and one used a week ago, and they have an SQL script to verify differences, the NDB administrator needs to provide a clone reflecting the database state from a week ago. The task 'Clone database selecting Point in Time data' allows the administrator to select a specific point-in-time snapshot (e.g., from a week ago) using the Time Machine feature. This creates a new clone with the exact data state at that time, enabling the QA team to compare it with the current clone.
Option A (Replicate a selected snapshot) is incorrect because replication is for HA, not creating a usable clone for QA.
Option B (Create a clone database from a snapshot) is incorrect because it does not specify point-in-time selection, limiting flexibility to the latest snapshot.
Option C (Clone database selecting Point in Time data) is correct as it allows precise selection of the week-old data state.
Option D (Perform a Log Catch Up operation) is incorrect because Log Catch Up applies recent logs, not reverting to a past state.
This approach meets the QA team's need for historical data comparison.
Nutanix Database Service (NDB) User Guide, Chapter 5: Configuring Time Machines, Section: Cloning with Point-in-Time Data
Nutanix Certified Professional - Database Automation (NCP-DB) v6.5 Blueprint, Section 5: Protect Databases Using Time Machine
An administrator needs to deploy a cumulative update (CU) for SQL Server.
What steps would the administrator take to prepare this deployment with NDB?
The correct answer is C because it follows the recommended procedure for applying a CU to a SQL Server Software Profile in NDB. By applying the patch to the profile VM, the administrator ensures that the CU is compatible with the existing Software Profile settings and configuration. By creating a new Software Profile version, the administrator preserves the previous version of the Software Profile for rollback purposes and allows the new version to be tested and published. Option A is incorrect because it deletes the existing Software Profile, which may cause data loss and prevent rollback. Option B is incorrect because it does not apply the patch to the profile VM, which may result in errors or inconsistencies in the Software Profile. Option D is incorrect because it creates a new Software Profile instead of a new version, which may cause confusion and duplication.
