AWS, JavaScript, React - Deploy Web Apps on the Cloud - Exploring the Linode Instance Dashboard

This video tutorial explores the Linode instance dashboard, covering key features such as analytics, network management, storage, configurations, and settings. It provides a detailed walkthrough of monitoring tools, IP management, volume creation, and backup options, equipping users with the knowledge to efficiently manage their Linode instances.

What information is NOT displayed on the Linode instance dashboard?

• Public IP addresses

• SSH access commands

• Resources allocated for the instance

• User account details

Which of the following is a category of network traffic monitored in the Analytics tab?

• Public in

• Private out

• Internal transfer

• External upload

What happens if you exceed your monthly network transfer limit?

• Your instance is automatically upgraded

• You receive a warning email

• You incur overage charges

• Your instance is paused

What is the purpose of a swap disk in the Linode instance?

• To manage network traffic

• To increase CPU performance

• To provide temporary storage when memory is low

• To store backup data

Which action can you NOT perform in the IP Addresses panel?

• Transfer IPs between nodes

• Delete an IP address

• Change the instance's root password

• Share a single IP between instances

What is a configuration profile in the Linode instance dashboard?

• A prebuilt set of configuration settings in the disk image

• A set of network settings

• A backup of the instance

• A list of user accounts

What does the Activity Feed in the Linode dashboard provide?

• A list of all user accounts

• A log of every action taken in the account

• A list of available backups

• A summary of network usage

What can you do in the Settings tab of the Linode instance dashboard?

• Transfer IP addresses

• Create a new volume

• Monitor CPU usage

• Update the instance label

What is the function of the Shutdown watchdog?

• To alert you of high CPU usage

• To delete the instance

• To manage network traffic

• To automatically reboot the instance if it powers off unexpectedly

What happens when you delete a Linode instance?

• The instance is paused

• The instance is archived

• The instance is transferred to another account

• The instance and its data are permanently deleted