A. For each pattern that supports the Entry Point Type, run all the identification Sections that finish successfully and then run each Connection Section for the pattern.
B. For each pattern that supports the Entry Point Type, run all the Identification Sections and run all Connection Sections.
C. For each pattern that supports the Entry Point Type, run identification Sections until one finishes successfully and then run each Connection Section for the pattern.
D. For each pattern that supports the Entry Point Type, run identification Sections until one finishes successfully and then run Connection Sections until one finishes successfully.
A. Tag libraries
B. Tag-based service families
C. Tag categories
D. Tag catalogs
A. Delimiter of / and position 0
B. Delimiter of 2014 and position 1
C. Delimiter of / and position of 1
D. Delimiter of space and position 1
A. For each pattern that supports the Entry Point Type, run all the Identification Sections that finish successfully and then run each Extension Section for the pattern.
B. For each pattern that supports the Entry Point Type, run Identification Sections until one finishes successfully and then run all Extension Sections for the pattern.
C. For each pattern that supports the Entry Point Type, run all the Identification Sections and run all Extension Sections.
D. For each pattern that supports the Entry Point Type, run Identification Sections until one finishes successfully and then run Extensions Sections until one finishes successfully.
A. Provides information about relationships between cluster members
B. Provides information about outbound connections to other CIs
C. Provides information about integrations to the host
D. Provides information about relationships between the host and installed software
A. Monitoring, Instrumentation, and Discovery
B. Monitoring, Integration, and Discovery
C. MID is not an acronym.
D. Management, Integration, and Discovery
E. Management, Instrumentation, and Discovery
