Which two types of granular RBAC does Nutanix provide for AHV hosts? (Choose two.)
Which two types of granular RBAC does Nutanix provide for AHV hosts? (Choose two.)
Nutanix provides granular RBAC through cluster-based and category-based approaches. Cluster-based RBAC allows administrators to assign roles and permissions specific to a cluster, providing control over cluster-wide operations. Category-based RBAC enables more granular access control by categorizing entities and assigning roles based on these categories, offering flexibility in managing permissions across different parts of the infrastructure.
Based on Nutanix University video I would say that answer A and D are correct. https://youtu.be/lV2SxVak6YI?si=cthDhFLr1KBK8Z2s&t=296
I think A is pretty certain: https://portal.nutanix.com/page/documents/details?targetId=Nutanix-Security-Guide-v6_7:sec-cluster-rbac-pc-c.html The question is vague, but I think B is the other option, as custom roles can be assigned to an entity in "a category, in a cluster, or an individual entity" per https://portal.nutanix.com/page/documents/details?targetId=Nutanix-Security-Guide-v6_7:ssp-ssp-role-assignment-pc-t.html I could also make a case for D if the cluster was setup for self service and depending on how you define "for AHV hosts" but it's more limited and more about the VMs on the hosts than the hosts themselves.
the right answers are A and D, both are part of the built in roles https://portal.nutanix.com/page/documents/details?targetId=Nutanix-Security-Guide-v6_7:ssp-ssp-built-in-roles-pc-r.html
very legit answer.
Granular way is to set cluster based and category based. Project based is for assigning particular user. AB is correct
Can not find a solidified answer to this question. Documentation just circles it... any input?
Chatgpt says A (cluster based) and B (category based) are correct. So I choose A, B
A. Cluster Based... typo B. Category based
A is correct. The debate was between category and project. But is seems Nutanix is not supporting RBAC for category...so the answer is D (project) https://www.nutanix.dev/code_samples/category-permissions-for-project-users/