Q: 1
You plan to perform migrations between on-premises and OCI. What is the minimum bandwidth
required with FastConnect as the dedicated network link between the environments?
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Its D, not C. The question asks for minimum, and FastConnect's entry point is 1 Gbps. Option C is just the max capacity in some data centers, easy to mix up.
D imo. Seen similar in Oracle guide and practice tests, FastConnect starts at 1 Gbps minimum bandwidth. Higher speeds exist but aren't required for the basic setup.
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Q: 2
Which two can help you perform logical online migration to Oracle Autonomous Database?
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Actually it's A and D. Golden Gate supports online replication, and SQL Developer can help move schemas/data. Check the docs if you want details.
A and D imo, since Golden Gate does online logical replication (real-time, CDC style) and SQL Developer lets you logically move schemas/tables. C is tempting but OCI Database Migration isn't always a true "online logical" method-usually more lift-and-shift or physical options. Pretty sure that's the Oracle line, open to debate if anyone used C this way.
C or D? C seems like the migration tool to use, but not totally sure since D looks okay too. Saw a similar practice question with C picked as well.
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Option C since OCI Database Migration looks like it should handle logical moves too. The real-time part trips people up.
Wouldn't B be possible only for older Oracle versions, not Autonomous Database?
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Q: 3
Which three transfer mediums does the OCI Database Migration service use to perform the initial
load of the databases?
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C or D? I'm leaning C, B, E tbh. Data Pump options make sense for initial load, since Data Guard's usually for real-time replication not migrations. Not 100 percent though.
C, D, E tbh
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Q: 4
What capability does Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Storage Gateway provide for connecting on-
premises applications with OCI Object Storage?
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Its D, no REST API changes needed for the apps since NFS is used as the bridge to Object Storage.
NFS bridge lets you use existing apps as-is, so D. No application changes for REST needed in this setup.
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Q: 5
Which option best describes the term Inventory Asset in the context of Oracle Cloud Migrations
(OCM) service?
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Probably A since OCM only treats VMs you pick for migration as Inventory Assets, not just anything it finds automatically. If they haven't been selected, they're not counted that way. Pretty sure that's what exam guides say.
Pretty sure it's A, since only the VMs you've actively marked for migration in OCM are given the Inventory Asset tag. Saw a similar question in the official guide and practice test. If you want to double-check, check Oracle docs or try it out in a lab environment. Open to corrections if someone has different experience.
A imo. Only the VMs you pick for migration get tagged as Inventory Assets in OCM, not just the auto-discovered ones.
C or A, but if the keyword is "best" and they're talking about VMs actually being chosen for migration, then A makes sense. But if the question meant all discovered VMs regardless of migration status, C would be right.
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Q: 6
Which resource type would you create in Full Stack Disaster Recovery (FSDR) to represent a
consistency grouping of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) resources for disaster recovery purposes?
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Ugh, Oracle loves throwing these trick names at us. B is the Protection Group, that's what groups resources together for DR in FSDR. Disaster Recovery Plan is more about automation steps, not grouping. Pretty sure it's B but wouldn't mind confirmation from someone who's done it.
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Q: 7
What key benefit does Full Stack Disaster Recovery (FSDR) offer in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI)?
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Seen questions like this in some practice exams and D tends to be the right call. Full Stack Disaster Recovery really focuses on seamless migration across regions, which goes beyond just backup/restore management. If you’ve got access to the official Oracle guide or hands-on lab, check out their DR scenarios for confirmation. Not 100% sure if there’s a subtle catch but D matches what I’ve studied.
Makes sense to me, D. That seamless migration piece is the core FSDR benefit, I think.
Probably D since FSDR is designed for moving workloads across OCI regions with minimal downtime, not just backup/restore stuff. The question highlights 'key benefit,' and that's really about seamless regional migration. I get why A seems tempting, but pretty sure D lines up with Oracle docs.
Not D, A. FSDR helps manage backups and restores more easily I think, looks like a trap with the migration option.
D imo, clear question, seamless migration is exactly what FSDR is about with OCI.
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Q: 8
What is the primary function of the Data Transfer Utility provided by Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
(OCI)?
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D . The Data Transfer Utility's whole point is creating and prepping disks for Oracle to physically move, so not about network transfer between regions or compartments. Ran into this on a practice test, always referring to offline shipment. Open to other thoughts if someone saw a different use case.
D . It's about prepping those disks for shipment, not regular region-to-region transfers. Used this utility before, always for offline transfer jobs.
D imo, Oracle always asks about prepping disks for courier shipment with this utility, not region transfers. Similar question showed up on a recent practice. OCI exam questions love these legacy features.
D makes sense. The utility's only real job is prepping transfer disks for physical shipment, not region or compartment transfers. Trap here is B which sounds plausible but isn't what the tool does. Seen this come up on other OCI practice sets, but open if someone has seen B used differently.
Its D since the utility is mainly for prepping disks before physical shipment. If the question asked about automating online data moves, I'd have picked B. This type of detail is usually covered in the official docs or exam guide.
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Q: 9
What is the primary purpose of Bring Your Own IP (BYOIP) in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI)?
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Option C is it. The key with BYOIP is letting you use your own IP ranges (ones you already own) inside OCI, not just Oracle's pool. Sometimes people mix this up with leasing from Oracle (A), but that's a different process. Let me know if you see it another way.
C imo, pretty sure that's what the OCI official guide says. If the question had said "most secure way" instead of "primary purpose", would that change which option is right?
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Q: 10
How does containerization differ from virtualization in terms of resource optimization?
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Probably B, since virtualization can run multiple apps on one OS, isn't that more efficient sometimes? But does the question mean resource use specifically, or overall flexibility? If it's about sharing the OS to save resources, then D makes sense.
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