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NCP-MCA Nutanix Certified Professional - Multicloud Automation V6.10

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NCP-MCA is the Nutanix exam Nutanix Certified Professional - Multicloud Automation V6.10. Paid practice material for this exam is not available yet, but you can try its free sample questions.

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NCP-MCA
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Nutanix
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Question 1

An administrator's environment has a complex Sysprep script that must be applied to all new VMs.

Which feature could be used to accomplish this?

  1. Option A:

    Scheduler Policies


  2. Option B:

    Clone from Image Service


  3. Option C:

    Guest Customization


  4. Option D:

    Quota Management

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Correct answer: C

Comprehensive and Detailed Explanation

Nutanix Calm supports OS customization through Guest Customization , which:

    Applies Sysprep for Windows

    Injects configuration files

    Sets hostnames, time zones, networking, and more

    Runs scripts post-deployment

Sysprep is specifically executed during Windows Guest Customization .

Therefore, Option C: Guest Customization is correct.

Question 2

Which feature allows for publishing blueprints for consumption?

  1. Option A:

    Unified Multi-Cloud Orchestration


  2. Option B:

    Marketplace and Application Management


  3. Option C:

    Application Development and Modernization


  4. Option D:

    Self-Service DSL - Infrastructure-as-Code

Show answer and explanation

Correct answer: B

The feature within Nutanix Self-Service (Calm) designed specifically for publishing blueprints to end-users is the Marketplace .

    Marketplace: This component acts as an app store for the organization. Administrators and developers create Blueprints and then publish them to the Marketplace.

    Process: The "Marketplace and Application Management" capability encompasses the workflow of submitting a blueprint for approval, versioning it, and making it visible to users based on their Project entitlements.

    Consumption: Once published, users do not access the raw blueprint design canvas; instead, they access the Marketplace Item to launch (consume) the application.

    While "Unified Multi-Cloud Orchestration" describes the platform's broad goal, and "DSL" is a method for creating code-based blueprints, "Marketplace" is the specific functional area for publishing and consumption.

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