1Z0-1067-25 Question 115
Select 2An online retailer runs a microservices e-commerce platform on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Container Engine for Kubernetes (OKE). The development team complains that logs are scattered and difficult to analyze when troubleshooting production issues. They want to implement a centralized Observability strategy that captures container logs in a single location, automatically uploads them for real-time analytics, and supports correlation with other operational data. Which two steps must the Cloud Ops team perform to meet these requirements?
- A
Rely solely on the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Monitoring service to capture and store real-time container logs.
- B
Enable logging for the OKE cluster and configure dynamic log groups to collect container logs in OCI Logging.
- C
Create a Service Connector from OCI Logging to Logging Analytics with the appropriate compartment and log group details.
- D
Manually export container logs from worker nodes every day and upload them to an OCI Object Storage bucket for log analysis.
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Correct answers: B, C
Explanation
To implement a robust Observability strategy in OCI, you must first enable and capture logs in OCI Logging (e.g., by configuring logging for your OKE cluster), and then use a Service Connector to stream those logs to Logging Analytics for advanced investigation. OCI Monitoring focuses on metrics rather than logs, and manual processes undermine real-time observability. For more details, refer to the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Logging Analytics and Container Engine for Kubernetes documentation.
- A. Incorrect.
Option 1: Incorrect. OCI Monitoring captures and stores metrics but does not directly store or analyze detailed container logs. Logs require separate configuration in OCI Logging or Logging Analytics for comprehensive observability.
- B. Correct.
Option 2: Correct. Enabling logging for OKE and configuring dynamic log groups ensures that container logs are automatically collected and sent to OCI Logging. This is a crucial step for centralized log management in OCI.
- C. Correct.
Option 3: Correct. A Service Connector is required to route logs from OCI Logging to Logging Analytics in real time. This enables advanced log search, analytics, and correlation features, which are not provided solely by OCI Logging.
- D. Incorrect.
Option 4: Incorrect. Manually exporting logs to Object Storage is time-consuming and does not support real-time analytics or automated correlation with other data. It also introduces operational overhead and delays in troubleshooting.