4.6 Perform Dashboard Maintenance APPDYNAMICS-ASSOCIATE-ADMINISTRATOR Practice Questions (Page 4)

Questions 16–20

1. 16application · medium

   A team has a dashboard with several widgets that are currently arranged in a single column. The team wants to improve readability by arranging them in a two-column layout. What should the team do?

   • AChange the dashboard's refresh interval to a lower value to improve readability.
   • BDrag and drop the widgets to rearrange them into two columns and resize as needed.
   • CChange the dashboard's name to indicate a two-column layout.
   • DDelete all widgets and add them back in a two-column layout.
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2. 17foundation · easy

   In AppDynamics, what is the purpose of saving a dashboard version?

   • ATo share the dashboard with more users
   • BTo increase the dashboard's refresh rate
   • CTo track changes and allow rollback to a previous configuration
   • DTo permanently delete old dashboard data
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4. 18expert · hard

   An administrator manages a dashboard that is shared with a large team. The administrator needs to update a widget's metric and change the refresh interval, but is concerned about disrupting the team's current view. The administrator wants to make the changes without affecting the live dashboard until the changes are verified. What is the best approach?

   • AMake the changes and save them as a new version, then revert to the old version if needed.
   • BMake the changes directly on the live dashboard and save immediately.
   • CUnshare the dashboard, make the changes, verify, and then re-share it.
   • DCreate a copy of the dashboard, make the changes on the copy, verify, and then replace the original.
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5. 19expert · hard

   A team has a dashboard with several widgets that are no longer relevant because the underlying services have been decommissioned. The team wants to clean up the dashboard but is concerned about losing the ability to compare historical data. What is the best approach?

   • ADelete the dashboard and recreate it with only the relevant widgets.
   • BKeep the obsolete widgets on the dashboard for historical comparison.
   • CRemove the obsolete widgets and save the dashboard as a new version.
   • DChange the dashboard's sharing permissions to hide the obsolete widgets.
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6. 20application · medium

   An administrator has made several changes to a dashboard, including updating a widget's metric and changing the refresh interval. Before finalizing, the administrator wants to review the changes against the previous version and be able to revert if needed. What should the administrator do?

   • ASave the dashboard as a new version and compare it with the previous version.
   • BTake a screenshot of the dashboard before making changes and compare it manually.
   • CMake the changes and save them without creating a version, relying on memory to revert.
   • DDelete the dashboard and recreate it from scratch if the changes are not satisfactory.
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