Cluster Protect Functionality Quiz

Represents a Nutanix cluster in an Availability Zone, which is used for high availability and disaster recovery.

A centralized management platform for Nutanix environments used for monitoring, configuring, and managing clusters and VMs.

An Amazon Web Services (AWS) service for storing and retrieving data objects, commonly used to store backups for Nutanix clusters.

A specific S3 bucket used for storing the Prism Central configuration data, ensuring that settings and configurations are preserved.

An S3 bucket used for storing data related to virtual machines (VMs) and their associated volume groups, enabling data restoration during recovery.

A Nutanix feature that automatically protects all VMs in a cluster using a single recovery plan, simplifying recovery.

The minimum required AOS version for using Cluster Protect.

The minimum required Prism Central version for using Cluster Protect.

The Nutanix license tier must be AOS Ultimate or NCI Ultimate for Cluster Protect.

Subnets used for Prism Central and Multicloud Snapshot Technology (MST) must be separate from the UVM subnet.

Clusters to be protected by Cluster Protect must be registered with the same Prism Central instance and reside in the same AWS Availability Zone as Prism Central.

The Prism Central instance managing protected clusters can also be protected by Prism Central Disaster Recovery (DR).

Two new AWS S3 buckets must be created manually for UVM Snapshots and Prism Central Backup and Restore.

Nutanix Guest Tools (NGT) must be installed on all UVMs.

When creating a DHCP pool for a network in Prism Element, ensure at least 3 IP addresses are reserved for MST.

The Microservices Platform (MSP) settings should not be changed during Prism Central deployment because they are crucial for enabling MST.

The process of verifying that the Prism Central configuration backup was successfully transferred to the S3 bucket. This involves checking the backup status in the Prism Central UI.

A designated Amazon S3 bucket used to store data related to Prism Central configurations. This bucket is crucial for restoring Prism Central to a specific point in time.

A special type of S3 bucket used to store Nutanix Virtual Machine (UVM) data and volume group information for backup and recovery purposes. This bucket must have a specific prefix for it to be recognized by the Nutanix system.

A Nutanix feature that allows you to schedule automatic backups of your Prism Central configuration and other specific services. This backup is stored in an S3 bucket, allowing you to restore Prism Central to a previous state.

The process of disabling the automatic backup and recovery feature for a specific Nutanix cluster. This involves deactivating the Cluster Protect feature and removing any scheduled backups.

The command used to disable Cluster Protect for a specific Nutanix cluster, identified by its unique cluster ID. This command is executed through the command line interface.

A specific identifier that uniquely identifies each Nutanix cluster. It's used in various commands and settings to target a particular cluster.

This command is executed on all recovered NC2 clusters to remove outdated protection policies and category values associated with the previous, non-existent clusters.

This command initiates the process of creating a recovery plan, which outlines how a cluster will be protected and restored.

This command deploys the Multicloud Snapshot Technology (MST), a key component of the Cluster Protect feature. MST enables off-site backup of cluster data.

The -b flag specifies the S3 bucket that will be used for storing backups of the NC2 clusters.

The --recover flag instructs the command to utilize existing configuration data from Prism Central, if available, for MST deployment.

The -r flag identifies the AWS region where the specified S3 bucket is located.

This flag defines the UUID of the new NC2 cluster that will be the target for the recovery process. New cluster UUID.

This flag specifies the UUID of the old, failed NC2 cluster that is being protected.

A Nutanix technology that enables the protection of virtual machines and volume groups by storing their backups in an S3 bucket. It is essential for disaster recovery and business continuity.

The process of re-establishing MST in a new environment after a disaster, ensuring data recovery capabilities are restored.

A combination of steps to recover UVM and Volume Groups data from an S3 bucket. This process requires the recovery of NC2 clusters, Prism Central, and MST before execution.

A Nutanix command to create a recovery plan for restoring UVM data from an S3 bucket. It links the old and new Prism Element UUIDs, enabling the recovery process.

The process of executing a recovery plan, which involves triggering a failover operation. This initiates the restoration of UVM and Volume Group data from the S3 bucket.

A critical step after recovering UVM and Volume Groups data, involving verifying the restored virtual machines in the Compute & Storage section of Prism Central.

A command used to list all subnets associated with a protected Prism Element, aiding in recreating these subnets in the recovery environment.

Subnets that were configured for Prism Central, Multicloud Snapshot Technology, and UVMs must be recreated in the recovery environment. These subnets provide the necessary network connectivity for the restored environment.

A command used to remove or clean up unsuccessful Multicloud Snapshot Technology (MST) deployments, ensuring a clean state.

A command used to signify the completion of the recovery process after restoring a failed Nutanix cluster.

A command used to retrieve information about a failed Nutanix cluster's recovery state, including subnet details.

A command used to back up Nutanix clusters to an AWS S3 bucket, protecting them from potential Availability Zone failures.

Specifies a list of 3 static IPs that are part of the same subnet specified by the subnet_name flag. These IPs are used for MST VM network configuration.

The name given to the subnet that is used for MST VM networking, enabling communication and data exchange between MST components.

A flag used with commands for specifying the output format of the command output. It can be 'default' or 'json' for human-readable or machine-readable output.