Exam 1z0-1072-22 topic 1 question 4 discussion

A. Cloud Agent Plugin: Oracle Cloud Agent is used to collect logs and metrics from on-premises environments and send them to OCI Logging service. The Cloud Agent Plugin is a component of Oracle Cloud Agent that can be configured to collect logs from specific sources and send them to the OCI Logging service. E. Object Collection Rule: Object Collection Rules are used to define what logs or log entries should be collected and sent to OCI Logging service. You can create an Object Collection Rule that specifies the criteria for collecting Info-level logging data from your on-premises instances and then forwarding it to the OCI Logging service.

Cloud Agent Plugin: The Cloud Agent Plugin can be used to collect logs from on-premises instances and send them to OCI Logging. ObjectCollection Rule: An ObjectCollection Rule can be used to archive Info-level logging data from OCI Logging to OCI Object Storage. Grouping Function: The Grouping Function is used to group log data into logical groups. This can be useful for filtering and analyzing log data. Agent Configuration: Agent Configuration is used to configure the Cloud Agent Plugin. Service Connectors: Service Connectors are used to collect logs from OCI services and send them to OCI Logging

To achieve the requirement of archiving Info-level logging data from on-premises instances into OCI Object Storage, you can use the following two features of OCI: A. Cloud Agent Plugin: Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Logging provides the Cloud Agent Plugin, which allows you to collect logs from on-premises environments and send them to OCI Logging. You can configure the Cloud Agent Plugin on your on-premises instances to collect and forward logs to OCI Logging. E. ObjectCollection Rule: In OCI Logging, ObjectCollection Rules are used to specify which log data should be archived to OCI Object Storage. You can define rules to filter and select Info-level logging data and then configure these rules to archive the selected logs to OCI Object Storage. So, the correct options are A. Cloud Agent Plugin and E. ObjectCollection Rule.

C. Agent Configuration: You can configure OCI Logging agents on your on-premises instances to collect and send logs to the OCI Logging service. You can specify the log levels and types you want to collect, including Info-level logs. D. Service Connectors: OCI Logging service supports service connectors, which allow you to archive logs to external destinations, including OCI Object Storage. You can configure service connectors to route logs to the desired storage locations, and in this case, you can set up a connector to archive Info-level logs to OCI Object Storage.

Custom logs are ingested by installing Fluentd Agent on the on-premises system along with setting up the Agent Configuration in the Logging service. Service Connectors are used to transition logs from Logging service to other OCI services. To archive logs into Object Storage, Service Connector could be configured.

Agent Configuration and Service Connector are correct

AD OPTION ARE CORRECT

I would say correct Answer is ACD but we we need to choose 2 then CD. Because C (Agent Configration) will include installation of A (plugin) into on-primises boxes.

Agent Configuration and Service COnnector

Should be agent configuration and service connector