After creating a Cloud Volumes ONTAP instance, which two resources can you create with Cloud Manager?

The correct answer, which involves creating a Volume and a LUN with Cloud Manager after setting up a Cloud Volumes ONTAP instance, reflects the capabilities of Cloud Manager in managing storage resources.

Cloud Manager is designed to simplify the management of NetApp products in the cloud, and it provides intuitive interfaces for creating and managing various storage entities. When you create a volume, you are establishing a container for storing data within the Cloud Volumes ONTAP environment, which brings the flexibility of scalable storage to your cloud applications. Additionally, creating a LUN (Logical Unit Number) allows you to present block storage to applications that require it, enabling more diverse use cases that depend on block-level storage, such as databases or VMware environments.

The significance of this option lies in the fact that managing both volumes for file-level access and LUNs for block-level access is a key function of Cloud Volumes ONTAP, facilitating a versatile and efficient cloud storage solution.

While the other options contain components that are realistic aspects of storage management, they do not fully align with the core resource creation capabilities directly supported by Cloud Manager within the context of a Cloud Volumes ONTAP instance. For example, Snapshots are typically managed in conjunction with volumes but are