An infrastructure team has configured a Backup Storage Location on an existing AWS bucket and...

The Nutanix Kubernetes Platform (NKP) integratesVelero, an open-source tool, for backup and restore operations as part of its Day 2 operations. The NKPA course explains that after configuring a Backup Storage Location (e.g., an AWS S3 bucket) and creating a backup, administrators can view details of the backup using the Velero CLI. The correct command to view the details of a backup named testbackup isvelero backup describe testbackup. This command provides a detailed description of the backup, including its status, resources included, and storage location.

The Nutanix Cloud Native (NCP-CN) 6.10 Study Guide states: “To inspect a Velero backup in NKP, use the velero backup describe command to display detailed information about the backup, such as its creation time, expiration, and included resources.” The backup name (testbackup) is specified as created by the team, and no prefix like aws-velero- is indicated in the question, making option C the correct choice.

Incorrect Options:

A. kubectl get backupstoragelocations -n ${testbackup} -o yaml: This command retrieves Backup Storage Location objects, not backup details. The namespace ${testbackup} is also incorrect, as Velero resources are typically in a specific namespace (e.g., velero).

B. velero backup describe aws-velero-testbackup: The backup name is testbackup, not aws-velero-testbackup. The NKPA course does not indicate any prefix for the backup name.

D. kubectl get backupstoragelocations -n ${WORKSPACE_NAMESPACE} -o yaml: This retrieves Backup Storage Locations, not the backup itself, and does not provide backup details.