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Which five tools and methods can be used to deploy applications to a Java Cloud Service WebLogic environment? (Choose five.)

• A.Java Cloud Scripting plug-in
• B.REST Services
• C.Oracle Linux Package Manager
• D.WLST scripts
• E.weblogic.Deployer
• F.JSR-88 compliant IDEs that implement the WebLogicDeploymentManager
• G.Java Mission Control
• H.Oracle Enterprise Pack for Eclipse

You have a Java EE application running on your premises that you want to migrate to your newly subscribed Oracle Java Cloud Service.
What detail of the database on your premises should you consider in this migration?

• A.Database archive logs
• B.Database schema for the application data
• C.Database snapshot files
• D.Database listener information

You are connecting to a VM in your Oracle Java Cloud Service instance.
You are using a Secure Shell (SSH) on your local Linux machine.
The syntax for the command you type into the SSH client is:

Which two statements are true? (Choose two)

• A.The username is opc
• B.The public_ip must be the IP address of the load balancer VM
• C.The username is oracle
• D.You must create a new key pair after you create the service instance and before you run the SSH client
• E.The private key must correspond to the public key used when creating the service instance
• F.The public_ip must be the IP address of the WebLogic Server Administration Server VM

Which statement is true about the security policy in the WebLogic Server domain of the Oracle Java Cloud Service instance?

• A.It must contain a user condition
• B.It must contain one or more conditions
• C.It need not contain any condition
• D.It must contain only one policy condition

The on-premises Java EE application that you are planning to migrate to Oracle Java Cloud Service instance contains JMS (Java Messaging Service) resources:
* hwjms_srv [a JMS server],
* hwjms_mod [a JMS module], and
* hwjms_agent [a Store and Forward agent]
What should you do the first time you migrate these JMS resources?

• A.Create the JMS resources in the Oracle Java Cloud Service instance
• B.Pack the JMS resource files at the on-premises environment and unpack the files in the Oracle Java Cloud Service instance
• C.Create a WLS cluster in the Oracle Java Cloud Service instance and add the Managed Servers from the on-premises WLS domain
• D.Copy the WLS domain configuration folder from the on-premises environment to the Oracle Java Cloud Service instance