Oracle Linux Virtualization Manager Associate - 1Z1-1170 Exam Practice Test

A. To back up the engine database

B. To keep selected VMs together on the same host or group of hosts

C. To prevent any VM from starting

D. To unlock user accounts

A. The OLVM Engine runs on a separate server rather than as a VM inside the managed cluster.

B. The Engine runs only as a guest VM on managed hosts.

C. The Engine is replaced by the VM Portal.

D. The Engine runs inside each virtual machine individually.

A. It prevents all hardware failures

B. It restarts the VM on another healthy host when conditions allow

C. It deletes the failed host from the engine database

D. It converts the VM into a template

A. Store active VM disk images

B. Provide migration network bandwidth

C. Store installation media and boot images

D. Host the engine database only

A. To remove all logical networks from the cluster

B. To rapidly provision standardized VMs from a prepared base image

C. To install the OLVM engine package on the host

D. To replace shared storage with local-only storage

A. To eliminate the need for guest agents

B. To force all disks to become thin provisioned

C. To convert local storage into shared storage

D. To improve security, performance isolation, and troubleshooting clarity

A. Backing up only VNC port numbers from memory.

B. Backing up only browser bookmarks.

C. Backing up guest wallpaper files only.

D. Backing up Engine configuration and database content so management can be restored after failure.

A. Cluster_Maintenance

B. Power_Saving

C. Evenly_Distributed

D. No scheduling policy exists in OLVM

A. VM User

B. Cluster Admin

C. Template Consumer

D. SuperUser

A. VM data backup replaces all need for engine recovery

B. They are identical operations

C. Engine backup automatically backs up every guest file system

D. Engine backup protects management configuration and database state, while VM data backup protects guest workloads

A. To prioritize warnings, errors, and critical operational issues.

B. To replace all audit controls.

C. To change VM CPU architecture automatically.

D. To disable database backups.

A. Sharing the admin password with operators

B. Removing authentication from the portal

C. Granting a user only the role needed for specific VM operations

D. Granting full data center administrator rights to all users

A. Template

B. Host fencing only

C. Syslog forwarding

D. SPM election

A. Local browser cache

B. HTTP object bucket only

C. iSCSI

D. NFS only

A. Assigning one IP address to multiple VMs

B. Using only local storage for VM disks

C. Disabling all VM memory allocation

D. Allocating more virtual memory to VMs than the physical memory available, based on expected usage patterns