Chapter 12 Flashcards

1
Q

Which term describes a server that has no built-in management interface and that is meant to be managed remotely?

A

Headless server

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2
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Which tool do you use to create a new Nano Server virtual hard disk?

A

Powershell

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3
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Which parameter of the New-NanoServer cmdlet specifies whether the server will be installed on a virtual machine or a physical computer?

A

-DeploymentType

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4
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Which Nano Server package installs the Hyper-V role?

A

Microsoft-NanoServer-Compute-Package

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5
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Which Powershell cmdlet can you use to update or edit an existing Nano Server image?

A

Edit-NanoServerImage

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6
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offline domain join

A

a process that makes a computer a member of a domain without the computer having to contact a domain controller

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7
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namespace isolation

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An isolated environment that allows containerized applications to have their own copy of critical OS structures such as the registry, file system, and network configuration while sharing the kernel, the host hardware, and possibly some runtime libraries.

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Container

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a software environment in which an application can run but is isolated from much of the rest of the operating system and other applications

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9
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namespace

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the parts of the operating system that a specific application can see and interact with, such as the file system and the network.

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10
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domain blob

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a file that contains the necessary information to perform an offline domain join

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11
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tag

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a way to differentiate multiple versions of the same image by specifically tagging the image.

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12
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Docker

A

Open source software that is used in the Linux and Windows environment to implement containers

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13
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Windows Server container

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An application environment that shares the host OS and kernel with the host OS and other Windows Server containers but has its own copy of user mode data structures such as the registry, file system, and network configuration.

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14
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Network address translation (NAT)

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The process by which the IP addresses in a packet are translated to different addresses when the packet leaves or enters a network. NAT is typically used to allow a network using a private IP addresses to access the public internet.

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15
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Hyper-V Container

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An application environment that provides OS and kernel isolation like a traditional VM but is not managed by Hyper-V Manager.

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16
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DockerHub

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a public repository for docker container images

17
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Layer 2 (L2) bridge network

A

a network that is similar to a transparent network but the container shares a MAC address with the container host

18
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stateless operation

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an operation state that allows a container to start fresh and not carry over any information from the previous time it was run.

19
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transparent network

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a network that connects containers to the same network as the host so that a container’s network adapter will have an IP address in the same IP subnet as the host’s network adapter.

20
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Dockerfile

A

a feature of Docker in which you specify properties of a container image using a text file called a docerfile