What order of steps would you use to display a virtual assembly with Oracle Enterprise manager?
A.
Create an assembly with Oracle Virtual Assembly Builder Studio; upload the assembly to the
software library; deploy, and then manage with Oracle Enterprise manager.
B.
Create an assembly with Oracle Virtual Machine Builder Studio; save the software library;
deploy, and then manage with Oracle Enterprise Manager.
C.
Create an assembly with Oracle Virtual Machine Builder Studio; upload the assembly to the
repository; deploy, and then manage with Oracle Enterprise manager.
D.
Create an assembly with Oracle Application Express; upload the assembly to the repository;
deploy, and then manage with Oracle Enterprise manager.
Explanation:
Note:
*Step 1:Oracle Virtual Assembly Builder
Oracle Virtual Assembly Builder makes it possible for administrators
to quickly configure and provision entire multi-tier application
topologies onto virtualized and cloud environments. It provides a
framework for capturing the configuration of existing software
components and packaging them as self-contained building blocks
known as appliances. These appliances can then be easily connected
to form application blueprints known as assemblies. This innovative
approach makes it practical for complex enterprise applications to
easily be customized and provisioned in their entirety with minimal
to no manual intervention onto virtualized and cloud environments.
* Step 2Software Library
The Software Library Administration console allows you to configure and administer Software
Library. To start using the Software Library, you must add at least one upload file storage location
(OMS Shared location, or OMS Agent location) on the host where the OMS is running. A storage
location in Software Library represents a repository of files, these files are either uploaded by
Software Library, or generated and saved by some user-owned process.
A