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Question #: 105
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DRAG DROP -

Refer to the exhibit above and click on the resource tabs in the top left corner to view resources to help with this question. Python code using the UCS Python
SDK is creating a server pool named "devcore_pool" and populating the pool with all servers from chassis 7, and then the server pool is associated to existing
Service Profile template "devcore_template". Drag and drop the code from the left onto the item numbers on the right that match the missing sections in the
Python exhibit.
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by tswinn at Sept. 1, 2021, 11:40 a.m.

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tswinn
Highly Voted 1 year, 8 months ago
1: HANDLE = UcsHandle(… 2: SERVER_POOL = ComputePool(… 3: HANDLE.add_mo(SERVER_POOL) 4: SERVER = ComputePooledSlot(… 5: SP_TEMPLATE = LsRequirement(… 6: commit 7: logout https://vwannabe.com/2017/01/31/ucs-b-series-configuration-using-the-ucs-sdk-and-python/
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1. UCSHandle (user interface point for any UCS) 2. ComputePool (Create a Server Pool) 3. add_mo (add a managed object to the UCSHandle commit buffer) - for - looping 4. ComputePooledSlot (Create a Server Pool Slot) 5. LSRequirement (Create Service Profile Template) 6. commit (commits the buffer to the server) 7. logout (disconnect from the server referenced by the UCShandle)
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ferock
1 year ago
1. UcsHandle 2. ComputePool 3. add_mo 4. ComputePooledSlot 5. LsRequeriment 6. commit 7. logout
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1 year, 1 month ago
agreeing with tswinn... not that I know shit about UCS SDK, but just using common sense and background experience with python
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