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Pages 73 to 77 in the Study Guide-
A - Yes, sure, you can easily create stitches to run diagnostics based on triggers like events generated on devices.
D - Administrator-defined automated workflows (called stitches) use if/then logic to cause FortiOS to automatically
respond to an event in a preprogrammed way. Because this workflow is part of the Security Fabric, you can set
up stitches for any device in the Security Fabric. However, a Security Fabric is not a requirement to use stitches.
If you configure stitches in a Security Fabric, you must configure them on the root FortiGate.
A -> high CPU or memory is the trigger for the stitch
B -> nope, as action parameters can only be applied to sequential execution, not to parallel (p. 76 study guide)
C -> nope, you can apply stitches to any Fortinet device in fabric, but you should configure it on the Fortigate root (p.73)
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