Datadog Onboarding Exam 2023 Test Bank with complete
solution
What are the three main components of a computer?
A. CPU
B. Memory (RAM)
C. Motherboard
D. Storage
A. CPU
B. Memory (RAM)
D. Storage
The applications (i.e. Google Chrome, Powerpoint), that are currently running on your
computer are running on which part of your computer?
A. CPU
B. Memory (RAM)
C. Storage
B. Memory (RAM)
What happens if CPU utilization gets too high?
A. Server slows down - could crash
B. The Memory gets slower
C. The user gets an error page
A. Server slows down - could crash
If latency (seconds) is low, it means the customer is having a good experience
A. Yes
B. No
A. Yes
What are line graphs best used for?
A. Looking at the count of a metric
B. Seeing a metric in time series fashion
C. Comparing different metrics
B. Seeing a metric in time series fashion
T/F: Bar graphs allow you to see the count (number of occurrences) in an easy manner.
True
T/F: Work metrics are top level health metrics for your infrastructure
True
Which of the following are examples of events?
A. End of sprint
B. Code changes
,C. Throughput
D. Alerts
B. Code changes
D. Alerts
Where is the Datadog agent installed on the host?
A. Application Layer
B. Operating System
C. Hardware Layer
B. Operating System
T/F: The recommended way to get infrastructure metrics in Datadog is through our
cloud integrations
False
T/F: Containers and Kubernetes are NOT relevant for large enterprises
False
AWS Lambda is Amazon's
A. FaaS
B. IaaS
C. PaaS
D. SaaS
A. FaaS
Which concern highlights an organizations biggest monitoring need during a Cloud
Migration?
A. Database Monitoring
B. Log Management
C. On-Premise and Cloud monitoring
C. On-Premise and Cloud monitoring
Why is it advantageous to consolidate the tools used in an organization?
A. Consistency between teams
B. To stick with one vendor (ex: Microsoft, Google etc.)
C. To reduce redundancy of tools
A. Consistency between teams
C. To reduce redundancy of tools
T/F: In a monolithic application, if one part of the service has an error then the whole
application goes down.
True
What are the key components of a successful PG email?
A. Strong subject line, Compelling signature, Captivating email body
B. Compelling call-to-action, Email body, Signature
C. Strong subject line, Captivating email body, Compelling call-to-action
,C. Strong subject line, Captivating email body, Compelling call-to-action
T/F: When creating a subject line it is best practice to avoid using vague language like
"Checking-in"
True
T/F: The email body should captivate attention, it should add value and be personalized
to each prospect
True
What is the main goal of a call to action in a PG email?
Drive Engagement
What does the 4T's stand for?
A. Trigger, Third Party Credibility, Teach, Tell Me
B. Trigger, Timeline, Teach, Talk to me
C. Third Party Credibility, Timeline, Teach, Tell Me
A. Trigger, Third Party Credibility, Teach, Tell Me
What does the Acronym W.A.I.T. stand for?
A. What Am I Teaching?
B. Why Am I Talking?
C. Where Am I Teaching?
D. Who Am I Telling?
B. Why Am I Talking?
What are the discovery call steps?
Small talk Intro and agenda setting Elevator pitch and value drivers (4 pick one)
Discovery Mantra Present Datadog Close
What is the name of the ultimate summation a seller uses to turn the corner from
discovery to positioning their solution before closing the call?
Mantra
Match the questions to the proper stage of the Discovery Question Flow you would you
ask them.
How critical would out-of-the-box integrations be to your success?
Required Capabilities
Match the questions to the proper stage of the Discovery Question Flow you would you
ask them.
Walk me through your triage process: when an alert goes off, what happens?
Negative Consequences
Match the questions to the proper stage of the Discovery Question Flow you would you
ask them.
What tools are you currently using for monitoring and who is maintaining them?
Before Scenario
Match the questions to the proper stage of the Discovery Question Flow you would you
ask them.
, What would your triage process look like in an ideal state?
After Scenario
What does the acronym T.E.D. stand for?
A. Trust me, Exaggerate for me, Detail for me
B. Tell me, Explain to me, Describe for me
C. Test me, Exaggerate for me, Detail for me
B. Tell me, Explain to me, Describe for me
Which of the following questions is an example of a good Business Value Question?
A. Are you currently doing more than 1 release per month?
B. Walk me through how much time is spent collaborating across Dev and Ops
stakeholders.
C. Have you experienced any outages in the past?
B. Walk me through how much time is spent collaborating across Dev and Ops
stakeholders.
Which of the following is NOT an example of a good Trap-Setting question?
A. Does your current monitoring solution charge you via number of hosts you're using?
B. Walk me through the process for adding a new application to your monitoring
solution(s). How long until you have full visibility into a new application?
C. Describe for me a situation where one of your engineers was woken up in the middle
of the night by an alert.
A. Does your current monitoring solution charge you via number of hosts you're using?
Why do we need Logs?
A. Record details about a system
B. Record what happened and when it happened
C. Record errors and troubleshoot
D. All of the above
D. All of the above
T/F:
Select which one of these is applicable:
UserID 10028 edited Database Stage_1 at 19:00 on 2019-02-26
This is an example of an Event
True
Select all that apply - the use cases of a Log Management solution are:
A. Collect and process all logs efficiently
B. Analyze logs and identify patterns
C. Provide an audit trail to verify accuracy and completeness
D. Search and query logs
solution
What are the three main components of a computer?
A. CPU
B. Memory (RAM)
C. Motherboard
D. Storage
A. CPU
B. Memory (RAM)
D. Storage
The applications (i.e. Google Chrome, Powerpoint), that are currently running on your
computer are running on which part of your computer?
A. CPU
B. Memory (RAM)
C. Storage
B. Memory (RAM)
What happens if CPU utilization gets too high?
A. Server slows down - could crash
B. The Memory gets slower
C. The user gets an error page
A. Server slows down - could crash
If latency (seconds) is low, it means the customer is having a good experience
A. Yes
B. No
A. Yes
What are line graphs best used for?
A. Looking at the count of a metric
B. Seeing a metric in time series fashion
C. Comparing different metrics
B. Seeing a metric in time series fashion
T/F: Bar graphs allow you to see the count (number of occurrences) in an easy manner.
True
T/F: Work metrics are top level health metrics for your infrastructure
True
Which of the following are examples of events?
A. End of sprint
B. Code changes
,C. Throughput
D. Alerts
B. Code changes
D. Alerts
Where is the Datadog agent installed on the host?
A. Application Layer
B. Operating System
C. Hardware Layer
B. Operating System
T/F: The recommended way to get infrastructure metrics in Datadog is through our
cloud integrations
False
T/F: Containers and Kubernetes are NOT relevant for large enterprises
False
AWS Lambda is Amazon's
A. FaaS
B. IaaS
C. PaaS
D. SaaS
A. FaaS
Which concern highlights an organizations biggest monitoring need during a Cloud
Migration?
A. Database Monitoring
B. Log Management
C. On-Premise and Cloud monitoring
C. On-Premise and Cloud monitoring
Why is it advantageous to consolidate the tools used in an organization?
A. Consistency between teams
B. To stick with one vendor (ex: Microsoft, Google etc.)
C. To reduce redundancy of tools
A. Consistency between teams
C. To reduce redundancy of tools
T/F: In a monolithic application, if one part of the service has an error then the whole
application goes down.
True
What are the key components of a successful PG email?
A. Strong subject line, Compelling signature, Captivating email body
B. Compelling call-to-action, Email body, Signature
C. Strong subject line, Captivating email body, Compelling call-to-action
,C. Strong subject line, Captivating email body, Compelling call-to-action
T/F: When creating a subject line it is best practice to avoid using vague language like
"Checking-in"
True
T/F: The email body should captivate attention, it should add value and be personalized
to each prospect
True
What is the main goal of a call to action in a PG email?
Drive Engagement
What does the 4T's stand for?
A. Trigger, Third Party Credibility, Teach, Tell Me
B. Trigger, Timeline, Teach, Talk to me
C. Third Party Credibility, Timeline, Teach, Tell Me
A. Trigger, Third Party Credibility, Teach, Tell Me
What does the Acronym W.A.I.T. stand for?
A. What Am I Teaching?
B. Why Am I Talking?
C. Where Am I Teaching?
D. Who Am I Telling?
B. Why Am I Talking?
What are the discovery call steps?
Small talk Intro and agenda setting Elevator pitch and value drivers (4 pick one)
Discovery Mantra Present Datadog Close
What is the name of the ultimate summation a seller uses to turn the corner from
discovery to positioning their solution before closing the call?
Mantra
Match the questions to the proper stage of the Discovery Question Flow you would you
ask them.
How critical would out-of-the-box integrations be to your success?
Required Capabilities
Match the questions to the proper stage of the Discovery Question Flow you would you
ask them.
Walk me through your triage process: when an alert goes off, what happens?
Negative Consequences
Match the questions to the proper stage of the Discovery Question Flow you would you
ask them.
What tools are you currently using for monitoring and who is maintaining them?
Before Scenario
Match the questions to the proper stage of the Discovery Question Flow you would you
ask them.
, What would your triage process look like in an ideal state?
After Scenario
What does the acronym T.E.D. stand for?
A. Trust me, Exaggerate for me, Detail for me
B. Tell me, Explain to me, Describe for me
C. Test me, Exaggerate for me, Detail for me
B. Tell me, Explain to me, Describe for me
Which of the following questions is an example of a good Business Value Question?
A. Are you currently doing more than 1 release per month?
B. Walk me through how much time is spent collaborating across Dev and Ops
stakeholders.
C. Have you experienced any outages in the past?
B. Walk me through how much time is spent collaborating across Dev and Ops
stakeholders.
Which of the following is NOT an example of a good Trap-Setting question?
A. Does your current monitoring solution charge you via number of hosts you're using?
B. Walk me through the process for adding a new application to your monitoring
solution(s). How long until you have full visibility into a new application?
C. Describe for me a situation where one of your engineers was woken up in the middle
of the night by an alert.
A. Does your current monitoring solution charge you via number of hosts you're using?
Why do we need Logs?
A. Record details about a system
B. Record what happened and when it happened
C. Record errors and troubleshoot
D. All of the above
D. All of the above
T/F:
Select which one of these is applicable:
UserID 10028 edited Database Stage_1 at 19:00 on 2019-02-26
This is an example of an Event
True
Select all that apply - the use cases of a Log Management solution are:
A. Collect and process all logs efficiently
B. Analyze logs and identify patterns
C. Provide an audit trail to verify accuracy and completeness
D. Search and query logs
