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Nutanix NCP-MCA (Certified Professional - Multicloud Automation) Certification Exam is designed to test the skills and knowledge of IT professionals interested in deploying, managing, and automating multicloud environments. NCP-MCA exam validates the ability to use Nutanix technology to manage hybrid and multicloud deployments, including automation, orchestration, and application lifecycle management. Nutanix Certified Professional - Multicloud Automation (NCP-MCA 6.10) certification is ideal for IT professionals who want to advance their careers in cloud computing and become experts in multicloud automation.

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Nutanix NCP-MCA (Certified Professional - Multicloud Automation) certification exam is designed to test and validate the skills and knowledge of IT professionals in multicloud automation. Nutanix Certified Professional - Multicloud Automation (NCP-MCA 6.10) certification is ideal for professionals who are responsible for managing and automating tasks across multiple cloud environments, including private, public, and hybrid clouds. The NCP-MCA Certification is an industry-recognized credential that demonstrates the ability to implement and manage automation solutions in complex multicloud environments.

Nutanix Certified Professional - Multicloud Automation (NCP-MCA 6.10) Sample Questions (Q42-Q47):

NEW QUESTION # 42
An administrator manages a Nutanix cluster with 630 VMs, all of which are in production.
The Accounting department wants to be notified when any of their production VMs exceed 90% CPU usage or 90% memory usage. Their VMs are categorized as LOB:Accounting.
How should the administrator satisfy this request from the Accounting department?

A. Create a category named Department with the value Accounting.
B. Create a dashboard in Prism Central with the CPU Usage.
C. Create an Alert with the Accounting category assigned.
D. Direct the VM users to generate alerts within the affected VMs.

Answer: C

Explanation:
Alerts are a way of monitoring the health and performance of the Nutanix cluster and the VMs running on it. Alerts can be triggered by various metrics, such as CPU usage, memory usage, disk space, network traffic, etc. Alerts can also be configured to send notifications to the administrator or other recipients via email, Slack, PagerDuty, etc. To satisfy the request from the Accounting department, the administrator should create an Alert with the following settings:
Trigger: CPU Usage (%) > 90 OR Memory Usage (%) > 90
Scope: VM
Category: LOB:Accounting
Notification: Email to accounting@company.com This way, the Alert will only apply to the VMs that belong to the Accounting department, and will send an email notification to the Accounting department when any of their VMs exceed the specified thresholds. Reference: Nutanix Multicloud Automation Administration (NMCAA), page 9; Nutanix Certified Professional - Multicloud Automation (NCP-MCA), section 1; [Nutanix Prism Central Guide - Alerts]

NEW QUESTION # 43
An administrator wants to use a Self-Service blueprint to provision VMs and configure network settings in a single step. However, the administrator finds that provisioning frequently fails due to misconfigured network parameters.
What is the best way to optimize this blueprint?

A. Split steps into smaller tasks for more efficient auditing.
B. Add retry logic to the network configuration step to mask the failure.
C. Disable error logging to prevent alerts being triggered.
D. Add time delays after each config item in the network configuration step.

Answer: A

Explanation:
When troubleshooting or optimizing blueprints where complex operations (like Provisioning combined with detailed Network Configuration) frequently fail, the recommended best practice is to split the steps into smaller tasks.
In Nutanix Self-Service (Calm), theAudittab provides a sequential log of every task executed during an application's lifecycle. If provisioning and network configuration are bundled into a "single step" (e.g., a large script or a single package install), a failure makes it difficult to determine if the issue was with the VM creation, the OS boot, or the specific network parameter application.
By splitting the logic into distinct tasks (e.g., Task 1: Provision VM, Task 2: Configure Network), the administrator can:
* Isolate the failure:The Audit log will clearly show "Provision VM: Success" and "Configure Network:
Failed".
* Validate inputs:It ensures the VM is fully available before attempting configuration.
* Improve Auditing:Granular logs allow for faster root cause analysis of the "misconfigured parameters." Retrying (Option B) or adding delays (Option D) are reactive measures that do not address the root cause of configuration errors, and disabling logging (Option C) hinders troubleshooting.

NEW QUESTION # 44
An administrator has created a Self-Service Project and executes a post-deployment Playbook from a blueprint task. Before allowing users to deploy workloads, the administrator wants to validate that both the Project and Playbook configurations are functioning as expected.
What should the administrator do to perform this validation?

A. Run the Playbook independently from the Playbook Library without deploying the blueprint.
B. Test deploy the blueprint associated with the Project, check the Playbook execution status.
C. Assign the blueprint to another Project and compare resource usage across both Projects.
D. Review the Prism Element task history, confirm that VM creation logs are present.

Answer: B

Explanation:
To fully validate the integration between a Self-Service Project and a Playbook, the administrator must perform a test deploymentwithin the specific Project context.
* Project Context:Playbooks often rely on triggers (like Categories) or parameters that are applied specifically by the Project's environment settings. Running the Playbook independently (Option A) only tests the script logic, not the trigger or the project-specific inputs.
* End-to-End Validation:By deploying the blueprint associated with the Project (Option D), the administrator confirms:
* The Project correctly provisions the resources (Quotas/Environment).
* The Resources receive the correct Categories/Tags from the Project.
* The Playbook Trigger successfully fires upon detecting these specific Project-derived events.
* The Playbook executes successfully.
This is the only method that validates "both the Project and Playbook configurations" as a unified workflow.

NEW QUESTION # 45
An administrator has been tasked with creating a multicloud, three-tier application using Calm. The application needs to consist of:
A MongoDB backend database
A NodeJS Javascript runtime environment
An NGINX webserver
The administrator has access to an AWS account, as well as a locally hosted Nutanix cluster. The three parts of the application should be fully redundant, and be able to tolerate either a cloud provider outage, or a local Nutanix cluster outage.
What is the most appropriate solution the administrator should choose in order to meet the requirements?

A. Create a Calm blueprint with MongoDB, Node/S, and NGINX VMs running on Nutanix, as well as an NGINX server running in AWS on US-WEST-1 and US-EAST-1.
B. Create a Calm blueprint with MongoDB, Node/S and NGINX VMs running on Nutanix, and a separate blueprint for MongoDB, NodeJS, and NGINX running in AWS on US-WEST-1 and US-EAST-1.
C. Create a Calm blueprint with MongoDB, NodelS, and NGINX VMs running on Nutanix, as well as MongoDB, NodeJS, and NGINX servers running in AWS on US-WEST-1 and US-EAST-1.
D. Create a Calm blueprint with MongoDB, NodelS, and NGINX VMs running on Nutanix, then manually create three EC2 instances for MongoDB, NodeJS and NGINX in AWS running on US-WEST-1 and

Answer: C

Explanation:
US-EAST-1.
Explanation:
This solution meets the requirements of creating a multicloud, three-tier application using Calm. It ensures that each tier of the application has a redundant copy running on both Nutanix and AWS, and that the application can tolerate either a cloud provider outage or a local Nutanix cluster outage. The other options do not provide full redundancy for each tier, or require manual intervention to create the AWS instances. Reference: Nutanix Certified Professional - Multicloud Automation (NCP-MCA) Exam Blueprint Guide, page 10; Nutanix Multicloud Automation Administration (NMCAA) Course, Module 5: Blueprints.

NEW QUESTION # 46
A company wants to adopt a charge-back model for their virtual infrastructure. They have purchased NCM Pro licenses to help with this initiative. With Prism Central, they have created a Category: CostCenter.
Each new VM created must have a CostCenter value assigned to it. The VM requestor should enter their cost center when they request a VM from the Marketplace. The administrator has enabled Pulse to support Cost Governance as part of the solution.
How can the administrator complete this task in Self-Service?

A. 1. Create a blueprint, with a runtime variable for CostCenter. 2. Create a task to map the CostCenter variable to the Category and apply to the VM. 3. Publish the blueprint to the Marketplace.
B. 1. Create a blueprint, with a runtime variable for CostCenter. 2. Create a Project and associate the variable to the Category CostCenter. 3. Publish the blueprint to the Marketplace.
C. 1. Create a blueprint with Pre-Defined variable for the CostCenter category. 2. Use the variable to assign to the Category to the VM. 3. Publish the blueprint to the Marketplace.
D. 1. Create a blueprint, with a runtime variable for CostCenter. 2. Use the Environment to set the CostCenter Category value. 3. Publish the blueprint to the Marketplace.

Answer: A

Explanation:
To satisfy the requirement where a user mustmanually entera value (Cost Center) at request time, and have that specific value applied to the resulting VM'sCategory, the administrator must use aRuntime Variable combined with aTask.
* Runtime Variable:Configuring a variable (e.g., @@{cost_center}@@) as "Runtime" in the Blueprint ensures that the Self-Service Marketplace prompts the user to input this data when they click "Launch."
* Task for Categorization:In standard Self-Service blueprints, Categories defined in the VM configuration pane are typically static or tied to the Project/Environment defaults. To apply adynamic category based on a specific user input string, the administrator creates aTask(typically a script using the API or a "Set Category" action if available in the version) that runs post-create. This task takes the value from the runtime variable and updates the VM entity with the corresponding CostCenter:Value category tag.
* Why not others?
* Option Auses a "Pre-Defined" variable, which typically implies a static value fixed by the admin, not input by the user.
* Option Csuggests using the Environment to set the value. Environments are used to map deployments to infrastructure (e.g., "Production" vs "Dev" clusters) and do not support dynamic injection of arbitrary user strings into category values during the launch process.
* Option Dsuggests associating the variable to the Category in theProject. Project-level categories are generally static defaults applied toallworkloads in that project (e.g., all VMs in the "HR Project" get CostCenter:HR), which contradicts the requirement for therequesterto enter the specific cost center at launch.

NEW QUESTION # 47
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