Oracle 1z0-1115-23 Dumps

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Azure users log into OracleDB for Azure using their Azure credentials, and OracleDB for Azure streams much of the day-to-day operational data from the OracleDB for Azure managed OCI data-bases to Azure Application Insights and Azure Log Analytics. Because of this, Azure developers spend most of their time in Azure.

In some instances, an OracleDB for Azure user must log into the OCI Console to perform specific tasks that aren’t enabled or available in OracleDB for Azure today. To make this process easier, Az-ure customers setup identity federation between the Azure and OCI tenancies. With this in place, authorized users use a single set of credentials, their Azure credentials, to log into Azure and OCI

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With OCI multicloud's OracleDB for Azure, your database resources reside in an OCI account that is linked to your Azure account through Oracle Interconnect for Microsoft Azure, an Oracle-managed tunnel connection.

OracleDB for Azure configures DNS on both sides of the Interconnect to enable bi-directional communication between applications in the Azure tenancy and database resources in OracleDB for Azure.

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Site-to-Site VPN provides a site-to-site IPSec connection between your on-premises network and your virtual cloud network (VCN). The IPSec protocol suite encrypts IP traffic before the packets are transferred from the source to the destination and decrypts the traffic when it arrives.

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All editions include Oracle Database Transparent Data Encryption, Machine Learning, and Spa-tial and Graph.

Standard Edition includes Oracle Database Standard Edition.

Enterprise Edition includes Oracle Database Enterprise Edition, Data Masking and Subset-ting Pack, Diagnostics and Tuning Packs, and Real Application Testing.

Enterprise Edition High Performance extends Enterprise Edition with the following options: Multitenant, Partitioning, Advanced Compression, Advanced Security, Label Security, Da-tabase Vault, OLAP, Database Lifecycle Management Pack and Cloud Management Pack for Oracle Database.

Enterprise Edition Extreme Performance extends High Performance with the following options: In-Memory Database, Active Data Guard, Real Application Clusters.

Data Guard is not supported Oracle Database Standard Edition.

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Controlling the Establishment of a Connection

With Oracle Cloud Infrastructure IAM policies, you can control:

Who in your organization has the authority to create a FastConnect virtual circuit.

Who can manage route tables, network security groups, and security lists.

Oracle and Microsoft have created a cross-cloud connection between Oracle Cloud Infrastructure and Microsoft Azure in certain regions. So, the option "To control the location of the cross-cloud connection" has nothing to do with IAM policies and hence is INCORRECT.

The option "To control the type of traffic allowed between the Azure VNet and the OCI VCN" is also INCORRECT as you use Security Lists/Network Security Group to filter traffic and not IAM policies.

IAM policies also have no role to play in determining the bandwidth of the connection.

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Site-to-Site VPN Components:

CPE OBJECT: At your end of Site-to-Site VPN is the actual device in your on-premises network (whether hardware or software). The term customer-premises equipment (CPE) is commonly used in some industries to refer to this type of on-premises equipment.

DYNAMIC ROUTING GATEWAY (DRG): At Oracle's end of Site-to-Site VPN is a virtual router called a dynamic routing gateway, which is the gateway into your VCN from your on-premises network.

IPSEC CONNECTION: After creating the CPE object and DRG, you connect them by creating an IPSec connection, which you can think of as a parent object that represents the Site-to-Site VPN.

TUNNEL: An IPSec tunnel is used to encrypt traffic between secure IPSec endpoints. Oracle cre-ates two tunnels in each IPSec connection for redundancy.

So, Internet Gateway, NAT Gateway are NOT valid Site-to-Site VPN Components.

Hence, Dynamic Routing Gateway (DRG), Customer Premises Equipment (CPE), and IPsec tunnel is the CORRECT answer.

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Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Identity Domain is the access control plane for Oracle Cloud. An identity domain is a container for managing users and roles, federating and provisioning of users, secure application integration through Oracle Single Sign-On (SSO) configuration, and SAML and OAuth based Identity Provider administration.

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FastConnect: With an Oracle Partner:

You can establish a FastConnect connection from your on-premise or remote data center to the data center where your Oracle Cloud resources are provisioned by requesting cloud connectivity services from any of Oracle's FastConnect partners. Oracle has integrated the FastConnect service with a geographically diverse set of IP, VPN, and Ethernet network providers and cloud exchanges to make it easy for you to establish a connection to Oracle Cloud services.

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FastConnect: Colocation with Oracle:

If you have purchased colocation space from a data center provider, you can use Oracle FastCon-nect to establish connectivity from your network equipment in that colocation facility to your Oracle Cloud services provisioned at this location. Oracle will provide you a letter of authorization (LOA) that the data center provider will need in order to establish a direct cross-connect into Oracle's FastConnect edge devices provider will need in order to establish a direct cross

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To set up and use OracleDB for Azure, you need an existing Azure account with the necessary Azure roles. Hence "An existing Azure account with the necessary ARM roles" is required.

If you already have an OCI account, you can use that account to onboard with OracleDB for Az-ure. Be sure to perform the onboarding with an OCI user that has admin permissions if you are using an existing OCI account. If you don’t have an OCI account, the OracleDB for Azure onboarding process allows you to create a new account during OracleDB for Azure setup. Hence "An OCI tenancy with the necessary admin permissions for the OCI user" is also required.

For Guided Onboarding, the OracleDB for Azure administrative user setting up the service have the "Multicloudlink Administrator" role in the Oracle Database Service (ODS) multitenant application that OracleDB for Azure deploys in the Azure tenancy.

For each subscription being linked, the onboarding user or an Azure administrator must grant the Oracle Database Service multitenant application the following roles:

Contributor

EventGrid Data Sender

Monitoring Metrics Publisher

Network Contributor

Hence "Specific roles for the Oracle Database Service (ODS) enterprise application in Azure" is also required.

When provisioning Oracle Base Database systems or Oracle Exadata Cloud VM clusters, you must have an Azure Virtual Network available to OracleDB for Azure to complete the provisioning oper-ation. However this is NOT required for OracleDB for Azure setup. Hence "A preprovisioned Az-ure Virtual Network (VNet)" is the CORRECT ANSWER.

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The automated onboarding process requires that the Azure user onboarding to OracleDB for Az-ure have at least one of the following admin roles:

Application Administrator, Cloud Application Administrator, Privileged Role Administrator, or Global Administrator.

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If you closely look at the options, you can start eliminating some of them.

We can easily eliminate "An Azure VNet with subnets and a virtual network gateway, and an OCI VCN with subnets and an attached service gateway" as we don't require service gateway to setup OCI-Azure Interconnect.

On similar lines, we can also eliminate the options where internet gateway and NAT gateway is pre-sent.

Hence "An Azure VNet with subnets and a virtual network gateway, and an OCI VCN with sub-nets and an attached internet gateway" and "An Azure VNet with subnets and a virtual network gateway, and an OCI VCN with subnets and an attached NAT gateway".

As you can see in the architecture below, on the OCI side you require a Dynamic Routing Gate-way and on the Azure side you need a Virtual Network Gateway.

Hence the option "An Azure VNet with subnets and a virtual network gateway, and an OCI VCN with subnets and an attached dynamic routing gateway" is CORRECT.

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