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This exam is for technical professionals pursuing IBM Cloud architecture credentials. It validates the ability to design, plan, and architect cloud solutions on IBM Cloud. IBM's certification materials show it as the exam for the IBM Cloud Professional Architect v6 credential.

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QuestionQ1

Developing flows, messages, and applications

Which feature optimizes how load balancers operate on IBM Cloud?

  • A Citrix NetScaler VPX
  • B Traffic Steering
  • C Standard Failover
  • D Global Load Balancer
Explanation

Traffic Steering controls the algorithm used to distribute incoming requests across configured origin pools. Its steering modes, including dynamic latency and geographic steering, optimize load-balancer traffic routing.

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QuestionQ2

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A client uses IBM Cloud Schematics to build Infrastructure as Code with a declarative approach. What does this declarative approach define?

  • A Future state
  • B End state or desired state
  • C Declarative state
  • D Start state
Explanation

A declarative Infrastructure as Code approach defines the target, or desired, state of the infrastructure—including required resources and their properties—while the tooling determines the operations necessary to achieve that state.

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QuestionQ3

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Which supported use case applies to extending a VMware virtualized data center with IBM Cloud?

  • A Manage security detection and response
  • B Modernize security with open multicloud platform
  • C Migration to the cloud
  • D Accelerate regulatory compliance
Explanation

IBM Cloud for VMware Solutions supports extending an existing VMware virtualized data center into IBM Cloud, including for workload migration to the cloud. IBM Cloud Docs: Overview of VMware Solutions

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QuestionQ4

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Why does IBM Cloud Analytics Engine separate compute from storage?

  • A Compute can be scaled but storage costs are fixed
  • B Storage can be scaled but not compute
  • C To achieve scale independently and control costs
  • D Compute can be scaled but not storage
Explanation

Separating compute from storage allows each resource to scale independently and helps control costs by allocating compute only when workloads require it while data remains in object storage.

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QuestionQ5

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Which statement most accurately describes an IBM Cloud multizone region (MZR)?

  • A A region that offers increased security compared to single zone regions
  • B A region where a failure in one zone affects all other zones
  • C A region with multiple geographical locations
  • D A region that consists of at least three or more separate and interconnected zones
Explanation

An IBM Cloud multizone region consists of three or more separate zones in distinct data centers, interconnected with low-latency networking and designed as independent fault domains. This structure isolates a zone failure rather than causing it to affect the other zones.

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