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Nutanix Certified Professional - Cloud Native v6.10 Questions 41–45 (page: 10)

Updated On: 10-Feb-2026
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[Perform Day 2 Operations]



A Platform Engineer sees no insight in all workspaces, and it is a critical feature to control all the alerts on all company's Kubernetes clusters.
What does the engineer need to do to begin generating NKP Insights?

  1. Acquire the NKP Insights Add-on license.
  2. Install nkp-insights in every Kubernetes cluster with kubectl apply -f nkp-insights-1.2.2 -- kubeconfig=<cluster>.conf
  3. Create a persistent volume claim and assign it to nkp-insights; this application requires volumes to save logs and data. Install nkp-insights with nkp create appdeployment nkp-insights --app nkp- insights-1.2.2 --workspace kommander-workspace

Answer(s): C



[Prepare the Environment for an NKP Deployment]
A Platform Engineer is preparing an AWS instance using KIB for becoming an NKP cluster node. During the process, the source AMI is successfully cloned, and multiple preparation steps have occurred against the cloned AMI, such as gathering OS-release facts and uploading image bundles to it. However, the process encounters an error and ultimately fails.
What is one troubleshooting step the engineer can perform that may help identify the root cause of the issue?

  1. Rerun the KIB command, including the pause parameter, so that each command in the KIB-prep sequence and its return can be reviewed in detail before allowing the prep process to continue.
  2. Rerun the KIB command, including the parameter to set the verbosity level to debug, so that all issued AWS CLI commands and their returns are included and added to an exported log file for review.
  3. Rerun the KIB command, including the parameter to instruct Packer not to automatically delete the cloned AMI on error. This way the OS image can be accessed and further inspected.
  4. Rerun the KIB command, including the parameter to instruct Ansible not to automatically delete the cloned AMI on error. This way the OS image can be accessed and further inspected.

Answer(s): B



[Manage Building an NKP Cluster]



The Platform Engineer needs to expand an NKP Pro demo cluster due to workload capacity constraints. The demo cluster has 150 vCPUs available to it from a licensing standpoint. Each worker node has 8 vCPUs and each control plane node has 4 vCPUs.
Which two options are valid for expanding the demo cluster and remaining compliant with licensing? (Choose two.)

  1. Add 6 additional control planes.
  2. Expand the original worker nodepool by up to 8 nodes.
  3. Create a new worker nodepool consisting of 10 nodes with 8 vCPUs per node.
  4. Expand the original worker nodepool by up to 4 nodes and create a new worker nodepool consisting of 6 nodes with 4 vCPUs/node.

Answer(s): B,D



[Perform Day 2 Operations]
A dev team needed to optimize their logging system to be more robust, because the CPU and memory limits were insufficient, which caused delays in log collection and processing during times of high demand.
After a deep performance analysis, they decided to increase the CPU limits from 1 to 4 and the memory from 1000Mi to 4Gi.
Which ConfigMap should the development team run with custom resource requests and limit values for fluentd?

  1. bashCopy

    [nutanix@nkp-boot ~]$ cat <<EOF > configmap.yamlapiVersion v1kind ConfigMapmetadataname logging-operator-logging-overridesnamespace kommanderdatavalues.yaml |fluentdresourceslimitscpu 1memory 1000Mirequestscpu 4memory 4GiEOF
  2. bashCopy
    [nutanix@nkp-boot ~]$ cat <<EOF > configmap.yamlapiVersion: v1kind: ConfigMapmetadata:name:
    logging-operator-logging-overridesnamespace: kommanderdata:values.yaml:
    |fluentd:resources:limits:cpu: 4memory: 4Girequests:cpu: 4memory: 4GiEOF
  3. bashCopy
    [nutanix@nkp-boot ~]$ cat <<EOF > configmap.yamlapiVersion v1kind ConfigMapmetadataname logging-operator-logging-overridesnamespace kommanderdatavalues.yaml |fluentdresourceslimitscpu 4EOFvalues.yaml |fluentdresourceslimitscpu 4memory 4Girequestscpu 1memory 1000MiEOF
  4. bashCopy
    [nutanix@nkp-boot ~]$ cat <<EOF > configmap.yamlapiVersion: v1kind: ConfigMapmetadata:name:
    logging-operator-logging-overridesnamespace: kommanderdata:values.yaml:
    |fluentdresourceslimitscpu 4memory 1000Mirequestscpu 1memory 4GiEOF

Answer(s): B



[Prepare the Environment for an NKP Deployment]
A Platform Engineer has been tasked with building a custom image for the deployment of NKP management and worker nodes. The engineer needs to ensure that the proper package versions are used when creating these images. The security team has only authorized version 1.30.5 of Kubernetes and version 1.7.22 of containerd.
Where should the engineer go to verify that this is the version being used when building the custom image?

  1. config/pulumi/vars/pulumi.kib.config
  2. terraform/vars/default/terraform.tfvars
  3. ansible/group_vars/all/defaults.yaml
  4. The custom image's .env file

Answer(s): C



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