CLOUD PLATFORM SOLUTIONS D338 WGU OA EXAM / WGU
D338 CLOUD PLATFORM SOLUTIONS OBJECTIVE
ASSESSMENT (OA) ACTUAL EXAM 2026/2026 COMPLETE
ACCURATE EXAM REAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES (100% CORRECT
VERIFIED SOLUTIONS) LATEST UPDATED VERSION
|GUARANTEED SUCCESS.
To recreate a resource exactly as originally deployed, the simplest
method is:
A. Export the template from deployment history and redeploy
B. Use Azure Blueprints
C. Recreate all settings manually
D. Write a new template from scratch
Answer: A. Export the template from deployment history and redeploy
Explanation: Deployment history provides the exact template and
parameters for re-deployment. Skill 3.1 notes this simplifies consistent
redeployment.
Deployment history allows you to:
A. Automatically roll back deployments
B. Export templates and parameters from previous deployments
C. View only failed deployments
D. Edit templates in place retroactively
Answer: B. Export templates and parameters from previous deployments
,Explanation: You can retrieve templates and parameter values from past
deployments. Skill 3.1 emphasizes using deployment history to access
previous configurations.
When exporting a template from deployment history, you typically get:
A. Template plus the parameters used
B. Only the raw template, no parameters
C. A binary file
D. A JSON file that cannot be edited
Answer: A. Template plus the parameters used
Explanation: Exporting templates includes parameter values. Skill 3.1
highlights that both the template and parameter values are accessible.
To share a proven deployment configuration with another team, you can:
A. Export the template from deployment history and give them the
JSON
B. Send a screenshot of the portal
C. Copy settings into Word
D. Only use PowerShell scripts
Answer: A. Export the template from deployment history and give them
the JSON
,Explanation: ARM templates are easily shared as JSON files. Skill 3.1
mentions this approach for reusing and sharing deployment
configurations.
Which Azure interface can you use to view deployment history and
export templates?
A. Azure Portal
B. Azure Storage Explorer
C. Azure AD Admin Center
D. Azure Marketplace
Answer: A. Azure Portal
Explanation: The Azure Portal resource group blade shows deployment
history and the option to export templates. Skill 3.1 notes that this is
done via the portal's UI.
If a resource was deployed via ARM template, you can find the original
template:
A. In the resource's Automation Script or Deployment History blade
B. Only on the developer's local machine
C. Cannot be retrieved
D. By calling Azure Support
Answer: A. In the resource's Automation Script or Deployment History
blade
, Explanation: The portal provides access to previously used templates in
these blades. Skill 3.1 confirms that templates are retrievable post-
deployment.
The Horizontal Pod Autoscaler (HPA) in Kubernetes:
A. Adds or removes worker nodes
B. Scales pod replicas based on CPU/memory usage
C. Only works for tasteful sets
D. Upgrades the control plane
Answer: B. Scales pod replicas based on CPU/memory usage
Explanation: HPA adjusts pod counts based on resource utilization. Skill
3.4 (Containers) mentions that HPA handles pod-level scaling, not node-
level.
The Cluster Autoscaler in Kubernetes:
A. Adjusts number of pods in a deployment
B. Adjusts number of nodes based on pending pods
C. Scales down deployments to zero pods
D. Not supported in AKS
Answer: B. Adjusts number of nodes based on pending pods
Explanation: Cluster Autoscaler adds or removes nodes in a cluster to
ensure sufficient capacity. Skill 3.4 shows it works at the node level,
complementing HPA.
D338 CLOUD PLATFORM SOLUTIONS OBJECTIVE
ASSESSMENT (OA) ACTUAL EXAM 2026/2026 COMPLETE
ACCURATE EXAM REAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES (100% CORRECT
VERIFIED SOLUTIONS) LATEST UPDATED VERSION
|GUARANTEED SUCCESS.
To recreate a resource exactly as originally deployed, the simplest
method is:
A. Export the template from deployment history and redeploy
B. Use Azure Blueprints
C. Recreate all settings manually
D. Write a new template from scratch
Answer: A. Export the template from deployment history and redeploy
Explanation: Deployment history provides the exact template and
parameters for re-deployment. Skill 3.1 notes this simplifies consistent
redeployment.
Deployment history allows you to:
A. Automatically roll back deployments
B. Export templates and parameters from previous deployments
C. View only failed deployments
D. Edit templates in place retroactively
Answer: B. Export templates and parameters from previous deployments
,Explanation: You can retrieve templates and parameter values from past
deployments. Skill 3.1 emphasizes using deployment history to access
previous configurations.
When exporting a template from deployment history, you typically get:
A. Template plus the parameters used
B. Only the raw template, no parameters
C. A binary file
D. A JSON file that cannot be edited
Answer: A. Template plus the parameters used
Explanation: Exporting templates includes parameter values. Skill 3.1
highlights that both the template and parameter values are accessible.
To share a proven deployment configuration with another team, you can:
A. Export the template from deployment history and give them the
JSON
B. Send a screenshot of the portal
C. Copy settings into Word
D. Only use PowerShell scripts
Answer: A. Export the template from deployment history and give them
the JSON
,Explanation: ARM templates are easily shared as JSON files. Skill 3.1
mentions this approach for reusing and sharing deployment
configurations.
Which Azure interface can you use to view deployment history and
export templates?
A. Azure Portal
B. Azure Storage Explorer
C. Azure AD Admin Center
D. Azure Marketplace
Answer: A. Azure Portal
Explanation: The Azure Portal resource group blade shows deployment
history and the option to export templates. Skill 3.1 notes that this is
done via the portal's UI.
If a resource was deployed via ARM template, you can find the original
template:
A. In the resource's Automation Script or Deployment History blade
B. Only on the developer's local machine
C. Cannot be retrieved
D. By calling Azure Support
Answer: A. In the resource's Automation Script or Deployment History
blade
, Explanation: The portal provides access to previously used templates in
these blades. Skill 3.1 confirms that templates are retrievable post-
deployment.
The Horizontal Pod Autoscaler (HPA) in Kubernetes:
A. Adds or removes worker nodes
B. Scales pod replicas based on CPU/memory usage
C. Only works for tasteful sets
D. Upgrades the control plane
Answer: B. Scales pod replicas based on CPU/memory usage
Explanation: HPA adjusts pod counts based on resource utilization. Skill
3.4 (Containers) mentions that HPA handles pod-level scaling, not node-
level.
The Cluster Autoscaler in Kubernetes:
A. Adjusts number of pods in a deployment
B. Adjusts number of nodes based on pending pods
C. Scales down deployments to zero pods
D. Not supported in AKS
Answer: B. Adjusts number of nodes based on pending pods
Explanation: Cluster Autoscaler adds or removes nodes in a cluster to
ensure sufficient capacity. Skill 3.4 shows it works at the node level,
complementing HPA.
