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  1. Which practice supports disaster recovery for a Fabric peer in the cloud?

    Answer: Regular snapshots or backups of ledger and state database volumes

    Volume snapshots and backups let you restore ledger data after failures or corruption.

  2. What does a Kubernetes liveness probe do for an orderer pod?

    Answer: Lets the kubelet restart the container if it becomes unresponsive

    A failed liveness probe causes the kubelet to restart the container, restoring unhealthy processes.

  3. Which cloud service category lets developers run Fabric client application code without managing servers?

    Answer: Serverless functions such as AWS Lambda or Azure Functions

    Serverless platforms execute application code on demand and abstract server management.

  4. In a cloud-hosted Fabric network, what is the purpose of a Certificate Authority (Fabric CA) deployment?

    Answer: Issuing and revoking identity certificates for network participants

    Fabric CA enrolls identities and issues, renews, and revokes their X.509 certificates.

  5. Which Kubernetes object holds non-sensitive configuration such as core.yaml settings to be mounted into peer pods?

    Answer: ConfigMap

    ConfigMaps store non-confidential configuration that pods can consume as files or environment variables.

  6. Why is a cloud load balancer commonly placed in front of multiple gateway or peer endpoints used by client apps?

    Answer: To distribute client requests and improve availability

    Load balancers spread requests across healthy endpoints and route around failures.

  7. Which approach helps control cloud costs for a development blockchain network?

    Answer: Scaling down or shutting off non-production environments when idle

    Scaling down or stopping idle dev environments reduces compute spend without affecting production.

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