EX260 Exam Dumps (V8.02) with Real Questions: Continue to Read EX260 Free Dumps (Part 3, Q81-Q120)

1. Configure a Ceph RADOS Gateway (RGW) bucket with encryption for data at rest.

2. Increase the PG count of an existing pool to improve performance.

3. Enable and configure BlueStore as the default backend for all new OSDs.

4. Remove an OSD from an existing Ceph cluster and rebalance the data.

5. Configure Ceph to encrypt RBD images with a specific encryption key.

6. Add a new monitor (MON) node to an existing Red Hat Ceph Storage cluster.

7. Monitor Ceph cluster health and identify slow OSDs.

8. Enable and manage Red Hat Ceph Storage authentication.

9. Configure a Ceph RBD image as a persistent volume in Kubernetes.

10. Change default Ceph Storage configuration settings to improve performance.

11. Add a new Ceph storage pool with specific replication settings.

12. Enable object versioning for a bucket in Red Hat Ceph Storage.

13. Deploy Ceph storage and configure BlueStore as the OSD backend for optimal performance.

14. Store objects within a namespace inside a storage pool.

15. Configure and apply new Ceph configuration settings to change the osd_max_backfills parameter.

16. Configure Ceph storage to integrate with Prometheus for advanced monitoring.

17. Expand an existing replicated pool by increasing its placement group (PG) count.

18. Upgrade an existing Ceph cluster using Ansible playbooks to the latest stable version.

19. Migrate an OSD from one CRUSH bucket to another to optimize data placement.

20. Deploy a Ceph Storage server with OSDs configured on specific disks using Ansible playbooks.

21. Set up Ceph storage with authentication enabled and verify that clients require keys to access the cluster.

22. Create and test a multi-site CephFS configuration.

23. Enable object locking for an RGW bucket to prevent accidental deletion of objects.

24. Enable and configure automatic failover for Ceph RBD mirrors.

25. Remove an existing MON node from the Ceph cluster.

26. Automate the deployment of a Ceph cluster with separate networks for public and cluster communication.

27. Back up the CRUSH map and make modifications to add a new rule.

28. Install and configure Red Hat Ceph Storage on a physical system using Ansible roles. Verify the health of the cluster.

29. Remove an erasure-coded pool and its associated profile.

30. Store an object in a replicated storage pool.

31. Remove an unused pool and reclaim storage in the Ceph cluster.

32. Configure Ceph to enable bucket lifecycle policies for automated object deletion.

33. Create a RADOS Block Device (RBD) image for use as block storage.

34. Monitor the Ceph cluster for slow requests.

35. Backup the Ceph configuration and restore it to a new cluster.

36. Deploy a Ceph cluster and configure object storage with an S3-compatible interface.

37. Enable Ceph RGW multisite configuration for disaster recovery.

38. Resize an erasure-coded pool by increasing its placement groups (PGs).

39. Set up and test the Ceph RBD mirroring feature for disaster recovery.

40. Enable and test volume snapshots in Cinder using Ceph RBD.