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350-401 Exam - Question 347


DRAG DROP -

Drag and drop the characteristics from the left onto the orchestration tools they describe on the right.

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aohashi
Mar 28, 2022

provided answer is correct. On Ansible, HA mode is not meant to run in an active/active or multi-master mode. https://docs.ansible.com/ansible-tower/2.2.0/html/administration/high_availability.html On Puppet, To scale beyond a certain size, or for geographic distribution or disaster recovery, a deployment may warrant having more than one puppet master server. https://docs.huihoo.com/puppet/guides/scaling_multiple_masters.html

due
Aug 30, 2023

Ansible = pushes to client. Chef/puppet = pulls from server. Ansible = pushes + multi-master. puppet = pulls + primary/secondary. # Answer. Ansible select. 1. utilizes a pushes model. 2. multi-master architecture. puppet select. 1. utilizes a pulls model. 2. primary/secondary architecture.

eddgg
Sep 14, 2023

provided answer is correct

slacker_at_work
Feb 5, 2024

Ansible; - There is no concept of primary/secondary, all systems are primary. Puppet: - Primary - A primary node runs core Kubernetes components (referred to as the Kubernetes control plane) as well as application workloads. At least three primaries are required to support high availability for Puppet Application Manager. These are also sometimes referred to as masters. Secondary - A secondary node runs application workloads. These are also sometimes referred to as workers. Answer. Ansible: 1. utilizes a pushes model. 2. multi-master architecture. Puppet. 1. utilizes a pulls model. 2. primary/secondary architecture.

Jasper
Feb 25, 2024

Ansible: 1. utilizes a pushes model. 2. multi-master architecture. Puppet. 1. utilizes a pulls model. 2. primary/secondary architecture.

a67c04a
Jul 17, 2024

Provided answer is correct. Ansible: push model primary/secondary architecture Puppet pull model multi-master