A Splunk Cloud admin needs to install a private app that was developed in-house. The admin wants to automate the installation as part of a CI/CD pipeline. Which method should the admin use?

Place the app in the Splunkbase repository for automatic installation

Upload the app via the Splunk Cloud UI

Email the app package to Splunk support for manual installation

Use the deployment API to upload the app package

A Splunk Cloud admin has a private app that is no longer needed. The app is currently running and consuming resources. The admin wants to remove it from the environment. What is the correct approach?

Disable the app in the UI, then delete it from the apps management page

Submit a support ticket to have the app removed

Delete the app folder from the Splunk Cloud instance via SSH

Leave the app installed but disable it to save resources

Which of the following is a valid method for installing a private app in Splunk Cloud?

Copying the app files directly to the Splunk Cloud instance's file system.

Installing the app from a local Splunk Enterprise instance and then syncing it to the cloud.

Using the Splunk Mobile app to install the app package.

Uploading the app package via the Splunk Web UI.

A Splunk Cloud admin is comparing private apps and public apps. Which statement accurately describes a key difference?

Private apps are always free, while public apps may cost money

Private apps are developed in-house, while public apps are developed by Splunk

Private apps are installed via Splunkbase, while public apps are uploaded via the UI

Private apps are available only to the organization that developed them, while public apps are available to all Splunk users

What is the impact of disabling a private app in Splunk Cloud?

The app remains installed but is no longer active, and its knowledge objects are not available.

The app's data is deleted from all indexes.

The app is permanently deleted from the environment.

The app is moved to a quarantine state and cannot be re-enabled.

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Domain 12Objective 2

Describe Private Apps CLOUD-CERTIFIED-ADMIN Practice Questions (Page 3)

Part of the Installing and Managing Apps domain, which accounts for 5% of the CLOUD-CERTIFIED-ADMIN exam. Splunk does not publish an official question count, but from its 75-minute exam (~30–50 total, ~2–3 in this domain), expect 1–1 from this objective — we provide 17 practice questions to prepare you well beyond it. (estimate)

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11application · medium
A Splunk Cloud admin needs to install a private app that was developed in-house. The admin wants to automate the installation as part of a CI/CD pipeline. Which method should the admin use?
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12application · medium
A Splunk Cloud admin has a private app that is no longer needed. The app is currently running and consuming resources. The admin wants to remove it from the environment. What is the correct approach?
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13foundation · easy
Which of the following is a valid method for installing a private app in Splunk Cloud?
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14application · medium
A Splunk Cloud admin is comparing private apps and public apps. Which statement accurately describes a key difference?
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15foundation · easy
What is the impact of disabling a private app in Splunk Cloud?
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