RedHat EX210 Übungsprüfungen
Zuletzt aktualisiert am 25.04.2025- Prüfungscode: EX210
- Prüfungsname: Red Hat Certified Specialist in Cloud Infrastructure
- Zertifizierungsanbieter: RedHat
- Zuletzt aktualisiert am: 25.04.2025
Your organization needs to allow different teams to manage their own projects within a domain without giving them domain-wide admin privileges.
How would you configure project-scoped admin roles in OpenStack?
Your organization needs to allow different teams to manage their own projects within a domain without giving them domain-wide admin privileges.
How would you configure project-scoped admin roles in OpenStack?
Your organization needs to allow different teams to manage their own projects within a domain without giving them domain-wide admin privileges.
How would you configure project-scoped admin roles in OpenStack?
Your organization needs to allow different teams to manage their own projects within a domain without giving them domain-wide admin privileges.
How would you configure project-scoped admin roles in OpenStack?
Your organization needs to allow different teams to manage their own projects within a domain without giving them domain-wide admin privileges.
How would you configure project-scoped admin roles in OpenStack?
Your organization needs to allow different teams to manage their own projects within a domain without giving them domain-wide admin privileges.
How would you configure project-scoped admin roles in OpenStack?
Your company wants to enforce least privilege access by restricting service token usage to specific
roles.
How would you configure Keystone to limit service token usage?
Your company wants to enforce least privilege access by restricting service token usage to specific
roles.
How would you configure Keystone to limit service token usage?
Your company wants to enforce least privilege access by restricting service token usage to specific
roles.
How would you configure Keystone to limit service token usage?
Your company wants to store token revocation lists to improve tracking of invalidated tokens.
How would you configure Keystone to store token revocation events?