NEW QUESTION NO: 8
Which three items are provided as part of the Oracle Java Cloud Services - SaaS Extension Software Development Kit (SDK)? (Choose three)
A. command-line interfaces
B. an Integrated Development Environment (IDE)
C. set of libraries that you use to extend your application code
D. Ant tasks and Maven plugins
E. whitelist validation tool
Answer: A,B,C

NEW QUESTION NO: 9
You have an operational Java EE application running on your premises using Oracle Database. You want to migrate this application to an Oracle Java Cloud Service instance.
Which procedure should you follow to migrate the application data to the Oracle Java Cloud Service instance?
A. Use the database archive logs from the on-premises database and apply to the database in the Oracle Java Cloud Service instance
B. Copy the database data files from the on-premises environment to the Oracle Java Cloud Service instance
C. Use the import [or impdp] utility to import the schema and data into the database in the Oracle Java Cloud Service instance
D. In the Oracle Java Cloud Service instance, create the schema and populate application data manually using SQL
Answer: B

NEW QUESTION NO: 10
Which five tools and methods can be used to deploy applications to a Java Cloud Service WebLogic environment? (Choose five.)
A. REST Services
B. Java Mission Control
C. WLST scripts
D. Oracle Enterprise Pack for Eclipse
E. JSR-88 compliant IDEs that implement the WebLogicDeploymentManager
F. Oracle Linux Package Manager
G. weblogic.Deployer
H. Java Cloud Scripting plug-in
Answer: B,C,D,E,G

NEW QUESTION NO: 11
You are tasked with tuning your Oracle Java Cloud Service application environment.
Identify the correct sequence of activities for Oracle's recommended performance tuning methodology.
A. Tune the EJBs and message-driven beans, the JDBC data source, the WebLogic JMS components, the Resource Adapters, the Web Applications, and the Web Services
B. Tune the database, the application, the Weblogic Server configuration, the JVM, and the operating system
C. Review the Oracle Java Cloud Service Console metrics, the Fusion Middleware Control metrics, the WebLogic Server console diagnostics, the Java Mission Control flight recordings, and the operating system performance monitoring console.
D. Understand performance objectives, measure performance metrics, locate bottlenecks in the system, minimize impact of bottlenecks, and achieve performance objectives
E. Configure the Oracle Java Cloud Service compute shape and clusters, set up Oracle Database Cloud - Database as a Service, develop and deploy application, configure a Continuous Integration environment, and develop performance test cases
Answer: C

NEW QUESTION NO: 12
You provision an Oracle Java Cloud Service instance with the following configuration:
cluster size of 2

compute shape set to OC4 (2 OCPUs and 15 GB memory)

load balancer enabled with a compute shape set to OC5 (4 OCPUs and 30 GB memory)

Oracle Database Cloud - Database as a Service instance with a compute shape set to OC4 (2 OCPUs

and 15 GB memory)
How many Oracle Compute Units (OCPUs) will be consumed?
A. 10
B. 8
C. 9
D. 7
E. 4
F. 5
G. 6
Answer: B

NEW QUESTION NO: 13
You are examining the runtime state of your WebLogic Server.
Which three are capable of providing details of this runtime state? (Choose three)
A. WLST
B. custom clients based on REST APIs
C. custom JMX clients for accessing MBeans
D. the WebLogic Domain Configuration utility
E. Linux Operating System tools
F. JVM heap analyzers
Answer: A,B,D

NEW QUESTION NO: 14
You have a Java EE application developed and tested in your on-premises environment. You want to deploy this application to an Oracle Java Cloud Service instance.
Which procedure should you follow to deploy the application to the Oracle Java Cloud Service instance?
A. Using WebLogic Server Administration Console in the on-premises environment, deploy the application archive to the service instance
B. Using WLST in the one-premises environment, deploy the application archive directly to the service instance
C. Using SCP, copy the applications subdirectory from on-premises to the VM running the Managed Server in the Oracle Java Cloud Service instance. Then, stop and start the WebLogic servers in the service instance
D. Using SCP, copy the applications archive [EAR] file to a directory in the VM running the Administration Server in the Oracle Java Cloud Service instance. Then, using WebLogic Server Administration Console in the service instance, deploy the application
Answer: A

NEW QUESTION NO: 15
Before using Oracle Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension, you need to take into consideration its limitations.
Which two statements are true about the limitations of Oracle Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension?
(Choose two)
A. Your application deployments may contain Java packages that are disallowed and are subject to a Whitelist check
B. You cannot integrate with any other Oracle Cloud solutions
C. You can deploy web applications, but not JAR or EAR deployments
D. You have limited control over the environment
Answer: A,D

NEW QUESTION NO: 16
You are examining the service metrics provided by the Oracle Java Cloud Service console.
Which three metrics are provided on this console? (Choose three)
A. storage used in GB per month
B. WebLogic Server JDBC connection usage
C. JVM heap usage for WebLogic Administration and Managed Server instances
D. OCPU hours used
E. JVM Garbage collection times
Answer: A,C,E

NEW QUESTION NO: 17
You want to use an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) to deploy an application to an Oracle Java Cloud Service instance.
Which option should you use as a target?
A. Administration Server
B. Application server
C. Individual Managed Servers
D. Cluster
E. Load Balancer
Answer: A
Explanation/Reference:
Reference https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/paas/java-cloud/jscug/using-ide-deploy-and-undeploy- application.html#GUID-ABBC38E6-78B1-4097-95E1-19943773EFAFhttps://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/ paas/java-cloud/jscug/using-ide-deploy-and-undeploy-application.html

NEW QUESTION NO: 18
You have created an Oracle Java Cloud Service instance using an Oracle Database as a Service instance named DBaaS.
You deploy your application to the Oracle Java Cloud Service instance.
Given below is the code snippet within your application's weblogic.xmldeployment descriptor file.

What does this entry indicate?
A. An on-premise data source named DBaaS is configured for use by the application that is deployed to the cloud
B. An on-premise data source named DBaaS is configured for use by the application, but not when deployed to the cloud
C. An Oracle Database Cloud - Database as a Service instance named DBaaS is configured as a data source for the application deployed to the cloud
D. An Oracle Database Cloud - Database as a Service instance named DBaaS is configured for the Oracle Java Cloud Service instance
Answer: D