A. hosted-engine --deploy
B. yum remove ovirt-engine
C. dnf install ovirt-engine
D. engine-setup install
A. A desktop office suite.
B. Virtualization packages and host management services required for KVM and OLVM integration.
C. A database warehouse only.
D. Only a web browser plugin.
A. /var/log/boot.log only
B. /etc/resolv.conf only
C. /var/log/ovirt-engine/engine.log
D. /var/log/vdsm/vdsm.log on an unrelated host
A. Hot-plug memory into all VMs
B. Only restart VDSM on all hosts
C. Install a clean compatible engine system and restore using engine-backup --mode=restore
D. Create a new quota and ignore the backup
A. Only physical NIC bonding modes
B. Multiple versions of a base template over time
C. Only iSCSI CHAP secrets
D. Only console keyboard layout
A. To allocate physical RAM to PostgreSQL only.
B. To select the host kernel at boot time.
C. To convert clusters into ISO domains.
D. To control which users can perform specific actions on infrastructure or VM objects.
A. They provide SR-IOV virtual functions
B. They are required for network bonding
C. They replace all Data Domains in production
D. They are used for installation media rather than active VM disk workloads
A. Soft limits are generally warning or tracking thresholds, while hard limits block further allocation
B. Both limits are only for console protocols
C. Hard limits apply only to user passwords
D. Soft limits always delete VMs, while hard limits only warn
A. To make every VM disk preallocated automatically
B. To remove the need for Data Domains
C. To reduce security and performance impact between guest workloads and control-plane operations
D. To avoid installing the engine package
