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| Vendor: | Nutanix |
|---|---|
| Exam Code: | NCP-CN |
| Exam Name: | Nutanix Certified Professional - Cloud Native v7.5 |
| Exam Questions: | 113 |
| Last Updated: | October 7, 2026 |
| Related Certifications: | Nutanix Certified Professional |
| Exam Tags: | Professional Level DevOps engineersCloud Engineers |
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An administrator has been trying to deploy an initial AHV-based NKP cluster in a dark site (no Internet connectivity) environment using the command shown in the question.
nkp create cluster nutanix \
--cluster-name=$CLUSTER_NAME \
--control-plane-prism-element-cluster=$PE_NAME \
--worker-prism-element-cluster=$PE_NAME \
--control-plane-subnets=$SUBNET_ASSOCIATED_WITH_PE \
--worker-subnets=$SUBNET_ASSOCIATED_WITH_PE \
--control-plane-endpoint-ip=$AVAILABLE_IP_FROM_SAME_SUBNET \
--csi-storage-container=$NAME_OF_YOUR_STORAGE_CONTAINER \
--endpoint=$PC_ENDPOINT_URL \
--control-plane-vm-image=$NAME_OF_OS_IMAGE_CREATED_BY_NKP_CLI \
--worker-vm-image=$NAME_OF_OS_IMAGE_CREATED_BY_NKP_CLI \
--registry-url=${REGISTRY_URL} \
--registry-mirror-username=${REGISTRY_USERNAME} \
--registry-mirror-password=${REGISTRY_PASSWORD} \
--kubernetes-service-load-balancer-ip-range $START_IP-$END_IP \
--self-managed
Which missing attribute needs to be added in order for the deployment?
A Cloud Engineer is deploying an NKP management cluster and plans to deploy multiple NKP workload clusters from it. The management cluster will be on Nutanix infrastructure, but the NKP workload clusters may be deployed in multiple provisioning environments, such as:
Nutanix
AWS
AzureWhen the engineer deploys an NKP workload cluster in AWS, which two default behaviors will be performed by NKP on this newly-deployed cluster? (Choose two.)
When NKP deploys a new workload cluster in AWS, two default behaviors occur: (1) The AWS cloud provider integration addon (or CCM - Cloud Controller Manager) is automatically installed to enable AWS-specific features like ELB integration and IAM roles, and (2) The workload cluster is automatically registered and attached to the management cluster, making it available for workload deployment and management through the management cluster's Kommander interface. These behaviors ensure the AWS cluster is fully integrated into the NKP environment.
By default, a full cluster backup is occurring on a daily basis on an NKP-managed cluster. However, the Victory Finance team has requested that their applications be backed up four times a day. The user group has been assigned to the victory-finance-apps NKP workspace, and the applications have been deployed to the Kubernetes namespace victory-finance.
What is the procedure for scheduling the team's application backups?
Your organization is preparing to deploy a Nutanix Kubernetes Platform (NKP) cluster on a public cloud provider. As part of the pre-deployment phase, you need to gather critical information about the target environment before proceeding with cluster provisioning. Which of the following items should be collected during the environment discovery process? Select all that apply.
When preparing to build an NKP cluster on a target provider, the environment discovery phase requires collecting practical infrastructure and configuration details that directly impact cluster provisioning and operation. This includes cloud provider credentials and region information, network topology and security settings, and machine image/OS compatibility details. These are all covered in Section 1 of the exam objectives.
Historical pricing data and application source code are not part of the environment preparation phase—pricing is a financial consideration outside the technical deployment scope, and application code is deployed after the cluster is operational, not during the infrastructure preparation stage.
Your organization is preparing to deploy a Nutanix Kubernetes Platform (NKP) cluster and you have been tasked with ensuring that a private container image registry is seeded with all necessary components. The registry will be used by the bootstrap cluster and target clusters to pull container images during deployment. Which of the following actions are required to properly seed a private registry for an NKP deployment?
Select all that apply.
To properly seed a private registry for NKP deployment, you must: (1) pre-populate the registry with all required container images (Nutanix components, Kommander, platform services, etc.) before deployment begins, (2) configure the bootstrap cluster with the registry's endpoint and authentication credentials so it can pull images, and (3) verify that target clusters will have network connectivity and proper credentials to access the registry during their deployment.
The registry does not need to be publicly accessible—in fact, private registries are typically isolated from the internet for security reasons. Migrating existing workloads is a post-deployment activity and is not part of the seeding process. The key requirement is ensuring the registry is populated and accessible before deployment, and that all cluster nodes can authenticate and connect to it.
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