Free Cloud Foundry CFCD Exam Dumps Questions & Answers

While developing your app, you decide you want to improve the logging for your application. How would you go about handling logs for your application?

• A.The logs should be routed to a syslog server in your application.
• B.Logging is handled as an event stream. All logs should be written to stdout and stderr.
• C.Because of the ephemeral nature of apps in Cloud Foundry, you need to create a mounted volume for your app and write all logs to that mount.
• D.Logs should be written to the local files system in /var/log and accessed by executing cf ssh APP_NAME -c tail /var/log/log_name.

You are pushing two apps to Cloud Foundry. These two apps are microservices that compose a single application. The first app is an API called api-my-app. The second is a GUI interface called my-app. The GUI will consume the API as a user provided service called api-my-app-service. The domain for both apps will be using cfapp.io. You need a parameter called uri. What command and flags would you use to create the user provided service? (Choose all that apply)

• A.cf create-user-provided-service api-my-app-service -r http://api-my-app.cfapps.io
• B.cf create-user-provided-service api-my-app-service -l uri
• C.cf cups api-my-app-service -p uri
• D.cf create-user-provided-service api-my-app-service -p uri

When creating a Service Broker, what API calls need to be implemented to create a functional Service Broker? (Choose all that apply)

• A.DELETE /v2/service_instances/:instance_id
• B.PUT /v2/provision/:instance_id
• C.GET /v2/catalog
• D.DELETE /v2/bind_service/:instance_id/service/:binding_id
• E.DELETE /v2/service_instances/:instance_id/service_bindings/:binding_id
• F.DELETE /v2/deprovisoin/:instance_id
• G.PUT /v2/service_instances/:instance_id
• H.PUT /v2/bind_service/:instance_id/service/:binding_id
• I.PUT /v2/service_instances/:instance_id/service_bindings/:binding_id
• J.GET /v2/marketplace

What command would you use to create a User-Provided Service Instances?

• A.cf create-service <SERVICE_NAME> -p <PARMETER>
• B.cf create-user-provided-service <SERVICE_NAME> -p <PARMETER>
• C.cf create-user-provided-service-binding <SERVICE_NAME> -p <PARMETER>
• D.cf marketplace <SERVICE_NAME> -p <PARMETER>

What permissions does the Org Manager have?

• A.View the status, number of instances, service bindings, and resource use of applications.
• B.Create and manage permissions at the Org and Space level.
• C.Add private domains.
• D.Instantiate and bind services to applications.
• E.View org quota plans.