Oracle AI Database@Azure Architect Professional - 1z0-1147 FREE EXAM DUMPS QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

A multinational organization's security team has implemented strict Azure Policy definitions that deny the creation of any untagged resource groups and prohibit deploying resources in any region other than West Europe. An administrator is now attempting to purchase an Oracle AI Database@Azure Private Offer and complete the subscription setup, but the subscription registration fails immediately with a "Deny" policy action during the purchase. The failure is traced to a managed resource group that must be created in the background to contain the OracleSubscription billing object. To resolve this deployment blocker and successfully purchase the offer, what specific adjustment must the Azure policy and administrator align on?
Choose ONE.

You are configuring logging for an Exadata Infrastructure resource in Oracle AI Database@Azure and attempt to save a second diagnostic setting that routes the same log categories to your primary Log Analytics workspace. What will occur when you attempt to save this configuration?

Which of the following is NOT one of the documented supported network topologies for Oracle AI Database@Azure?

A financial services firm is migrating its legacy core banking application to Microsoft Azure to leverage Azure's extensive app modernization and containerization ecosystem. However, the firm's strict service-level agreements (SLAs) for transactional throughput and database availability require keeping the system on Oracle Exadata Database Service. The database must remain in OCI to leverage native OCI management, while the containerized application microservices must be hosted on Azure. To minimize latency and egress costs, the architect must choose the OCI-recommended multicloud use-case pattern that supports running the application front-end and the relational database on different public clouds connected via private, high-speed links. Choose ONE.

What are the core ECPU scaling increments required when configuring the enabled ECPU count per virtual machine for an Exadata VM Cluster on Exascale Infrastructure?

You have created a delegated subnet for an Exadata Infrastructure resource in Availability Zone 1. You now need to provision a second Exadata Infrastructure resource in Availability Zone 2 for disaster recovery. What should you do?

What is the minimum number of ECPUs required per VM to provision a VM cluster on Oracle Exadata Database Service on Exascale Infrastructure?

Your organization runs its critical billing workloads on Oracle Exadata Database Service on Dedicated Infrastructure within Oracle AI Database@Azure. The security and operations teams require a unified dashboard in the Azure Portal to monitor Exadata VM cluster lifecycle management actions, database events, Exadata infrastructure health, and Data Guard replication logs. The solution must allow administrators to write Kusto Query Language (KQL) queries to correlate these logs with Azure application VM logs in real time without deploying custom agents inside the database VMs. As the multicloud architect, which configuration should you recommend to meet these requirements? Choose ONE.

You have provisioned an Exadata VM Cluster on Exascale Infrastructure with 8 ECPUs per VM and a 300 GB Exascale Database Storage Vault. Your workload has grown and additional compute capacity is now required. What should you do?