Palo Alto Networks Exam PSE-PrismaCloud Topic 9 Question 72 Discussion

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Topic #: 9

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What is Prisma Public Cloud licensing based on?

Anumber of alerts generated

Bnumber of accounts onboarded

Cnumber of monitored workloads

Dvolume of flow logs consumed

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Suggested Answer: C

by Rebecka at Jul 02, 2024, 01:16 PM

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Felix

3 months ago

I think it's actually based on the number of accounts onboarded, as that would directly impact the workload being monitored.

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Jerrod

4 months ago

C) number of monitored workloads - Yep, that's my pick too. Gotta pay for what you're actually monitoring, not just the alerts it generates.

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Layla

3 months ago

D) volume of flow logs consumed - I think it makes sense to base it on the volume of flow logs consumed, that way you're paying for the actual data being used.

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Almeta

3 months ago

C) number of monitored workloads - Yep, that's my pick too. Gotta pay for what you're actually monitoring, not just the alerts it generates.

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Sharee

4 months ago

I believe it could also be based on the volume of flow logs consumed, as that is a key aspect of monitoring.

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Paris

4 months ago

I agree with Kirk, it makes sense for the licensing to be based on the workload being monitored.

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Gilma

4 months ago

A) number of alerts generated - Really? Pricing based on alerts? That's like charging more for the smoke alarm going off more often!

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Kirk

4 months ago

I think Prisma Public Cloud licensing is based on the number of monitored workloads.

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Mari

4 months ago

B) number of accounts onboarded - Hmm, I'm not sure that's right. Seems like the pricing should be tied to the actual infrastructure, not just the number of accounts.

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Ivette

3 months ago

C) number of monitored workloads - I think it's important to consider the workload being monitored as well.

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Dorothea

3 months ago

B) number of accounts onboarded - I see what you mean, but maybe they have a reason for pricing it that way.

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Brynn

3 months ago

D) volume of flow logs consumed - That makes more sense to me. It seems like a more accurate way to measure usage.

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Christiane

4 months ago

A) number of alerts generated - I think it's actually based on the volume of flow logs consumed.

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Marget

4 months ago

D) volume of flow logs consumed - Interesting, I would have thought the pricing is more about the scope of monitoring rather than the raw data volume.

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Haydee

3 months ago

C) number of monitored workloads - It makes sense to base it on the amount of work being done.

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Lavina

4 months ago

A) number of alerts generated - I guess they want to charge based on the level of activity.

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Vallie

4 months ago

C) number of monitored workloads - That makes the most sense to me, as the cloud monitoring service should scale with the infrastructure being observed.

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Della

4 months ago

Yes, that would make sense for a cloud monitoring service.

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Della

4 months ago

I think it's based on the number of monitored workloads.

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