You are part of a team that manages a set of workload instances running in an on-premises environment. The Architect team is tasked with designing and configuring Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Logging service to collect logs from these instances. There is a requirement to archive Info-level logging data of these instances into the OCI Object Storage.
Which TWO features of OCI can help you achieve this? (Choose two.)
The Cloud Agent Plugin can be installed on on-premises instances to facilitate the collection and forwarding of logs to the OCI Logging service. Service Connectors can then be used to define pipelines for moving these logs from the Logging service to OCI Object Storage for archiving. These two features together enable the transfer and storage of Info-level logging data in the OCI Object Storage.
Cloud Agent Plugin (Option B): The Oracle Cloud Agent can be installed on the on-premises instances to collect and forward logs to the OCI Logging service. The Cloud Agent supports various plugins, and you can configure it to use the Logging service plugin to send logs to OCI. ObjectCollectionRule (Option C): ObjectCollectionRule is part of the OCI Logging service and allows you to define rules for collecting and storing logs. You can create an ObjectCollectionRule to specifically target and collect logs at the Info level from the on-premises instances and store them in OCI Object Storage. Options A (Grouping Function), D (Service Connectors), and E (Agent Configuration) are not directly related to achieving the specific requirement of archiving Info-level logging data to OCI Object Storage.