Free Oracle 1z0-1119-1 Exam Dumps Questions & Answers

Which statement best describes the primary use of the Sunbird client service library (CSL) in an application?

• A.  It leverages CSL to provide a set of common user interface components across the application.
• B.  It uses CSL for rendering various forms within the application's user interface.
• C.  None of these options accurately represents the purpose of CSL within the application.
• D.  It employs CSL to execute complex business logic and interact with external APIs.

Which statement is true about how route tables are used in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Virtual Cloud Network (VCN) and private subnets?

• A.  Route tables arc created and managed automatically by Oracle Cloud and cannot be customized.
• B.  In a private subnet, the default route table allows all outbound traffic to reach the Internet.
• C.  Each subnet in a VCN can have multiple route tables associated with it.
• D.  Route tables are used exclusively in public subnets to route traffic to the Internet.

What is the primary purpose of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Resource Manager (ORM)?

• A.  To provision and manage Oracle Cloud Infrastructure resources through the "infrastructure-as-code" model using Terraform
• B.  To provide a managed repository for source code
• C.  To create and manage container images
• D.  To automate software builds and deployments

Which Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Object Storage tier is suitable for data that needs to be accessed quickly and frequently, with a high level of data accessibility and performance?

• A.  Standard Storage
• B.  Archive Storage
• C.  Auto-Tiering
• D.  Infrequent Access Storage

You observe that during peak hours, the resources used in Sunbird ED are not enough for the deployed microservices. What should you do?

• A.  Use the Kubernetes Cluster Autoscaler in (XI Container Engine for Kubernetes.
• B.  Enable Auto-Tiering of the Object Storage bucket.
• C.  Create Volume Groups for the VMs.
• D.  Create Instance Pools for the virtual machines (VMs) that run the non-containerized workload.