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The user would like to take a snapshot, expand the vDisk and get the result with a Slack message triggered by a pipeline CI/CD.
What trigger should be used?
To trigger a series of actions (taking a snapshot, expanding the vDisk, and sending a Slack message) from a pipeline CI/CD, the appropriate trigger to use is 'Webhook.' Webhooks allow external systems, such as CI/CD pipelines, to trigger playbooks in Nutanix Calm via HTTP requests, making them suitable for integrating with CI/CD tools.
Nutanix documentation on Webhook Triggers.
Nutanix Best Practices for CI/CD Integration.
An administrator need to remove an application from Self-Service (formerly Calm). However, the VM needs to the kept up and running in the environment as it hosts important data.
How can the administrator accomplish this tasks in the simplest way?
To remove an application from Self-Service (formerly Calm) while keeping the VM up and running, the administrator should:
Go to the Manage tab of the application in Self-Service.
Select the Delete action.
By doing this, the application will be removed from the management of Self-Service, but the VM will remain running in the environment.
Nutanix documentation on Managing Applications.
Nutanix Best Practices for Application Deletion.
Which method will result in unique names per VM when scaling out a Service in a Calm Blueprint?
The correct method to result in unique names per VM when scaling out a Service in a Calm Blueprint is to use the macro variable @@{calm_array_index}@@ in the Service VM Name field (Option B). This variable will append a unique index number to each VM name based on the scale-out count. For example, if the Service VM Name is MyAppVM-@@{calm_array_index}@@ and the scale-out count is 3, the resulting VM names will be MyAppVM-0, MyAppVM-1, and MyAppVM-2. Option A is incorrect because the <ComputerName> tag in the sysprep file will only affect the hostname of the guest OS, not the VM name in the cloud provider. Option C is incorrect because calling an external Python eScript to register the VM name in DNS will not change the VM name in the cloud provider either. Option D is incorrect because setting the VM Name field to allow user edits at launch will require manual input from the user for each VM, which is not scalable or automated.
An administrator needs to notify the on-call pager after hours using their PagerDuty incident management platform.
How should the administrator integrate notifications via PagerDuty in a Playbook using the least number of configurations possible?
Why is an administrator unable to update the running configuration for a mufti-VM application in AWS using the Manage tab for the application in Calm?
