This past Friday, September 20, we finally found out that "Events" @Fun Man Andy and "Online" @Andy Gladstone were not the same person. We hosted the 2nd edition of #AYSTACA and like Batman and Robin, we complemented each other in entertainment and education. With over (45) participants playing along and even more watching on, it was an #AYSTA to remember.
The participants took the game down to the wire and were competing for the following fame and glory:
Podium Prizes:
Top 10:
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To assist you with your test prep, here are the questions and answers from this session for your studying pleasure!
Q1: View restrictions were changed on a particular page and you need to investigate it. Which is NOT a possible root cause?
A) A group was added to space permissions.
B) An automation rule ran.
C) Its parent page was deleted.
D) The content tree was reorganized.
Reasoning
A) Correct. This is NOT a possible root cause. Adding a group to space permission (to View pages) allows the users to view all the non-restricted content but doesn't change view restrictions on a particular page.
B) Incorrect. This is a possible root cause. Automation rules can be configured to change view restrictions based on certain triggers or conditions.
C) Incorrect. This is a possible root cause. Child pages may have inherited view restrictions. If you delete the parent page but not its children, you may inadvertently make those children visible.
D) Incorrect. This is a possible root cause. Reorganizing the content tree will affect view restrictions. For example, a page moved beneath a parent page with view restrictions inherits its view restrictions.
Add or remove content restrictions
Q2: Review the following page hierarchy.
-Page 1
---Page 2
Which statement is definitely true?
A) Page 2 was created after Page 1 was published.
B) Page 2 can only be edited by the owner of Page 1.
C) Page 2 inherits Edit restrictions from Page 1.
D) Page 2 inherits View restrictions from Page 1.
Reasoning
A) Incorrect. Creating and publishing dates are independent of page hierarchy.
B) Incorrect. The page owner is unrelated to permissions and restrictions.
C) Incorrect. Edit restrictions are not inherited from parent to children.
D) Correct. Child pages always inherit View restrictions from their parent page. Additional View restrictions can be added, however, to the child page.
Q3: You have both a table and a layout on a blog post. What can you do with one but not the other?
A) expand to full page width
B) insert macros
C) format content
D) sort the columns
Reasoning
A) Incorrect. Both layouts and tables can be expanded to full page width. With layouts, you can choose the arrows on the right to âGo wideâ, âGo full widthâ or âBack to centerâ. With tables, you can drag the columns' edges.
B) Incorrect. Both tables and layouts support many macros.
C) Incorrect. Both tables and layouts offer flexibility in terms of formating, resizing. and distribution of content across the page. Tables focus on the dimensions of cells within a grid, while layouts focus on the distribution of space within page sections.
D) Correct. When viewing a table, you can sort it by clicking the sort icons in the header row. While editing, you can select a column drag handle to access the âSort increasingâ and âSort decreasingâ actions. This is not possible with layouts.
Q4: Where can you add a new variable?
A) In a Template
B) In a Whiteboard
C) In a Blog
D) In a Database
Reasoning
A) Correct. When creating a template you have the option to add a new variable (field) into the page for the template user to fill out.
B) Incorrect. Whiteboards do not use variables.
C) Incorrect. Blog posts do not use variables.
D) Incorrect. Databases do not use variables.
Q5: What can you evaluate from the Mission Control page under the Confluence administration menu?
A) Space Permissions
B) Macro Usage
C) Inactive Pages
D) Application Links
Reasoning
A) Incorrect. Space permissions are under the Security dropdown of administration settings, not the Mission Control page.
B) Incorrect. Macro usage is under the Data Management dropdown of administration settings, not the Mission Control page.
C) Correct. You can see a graph of the inactive pages under the Content Management section of the Mission Control page.
D) Incorrect. Application links are under the Data Management dropdown of administration settings, not the Mission Control page.
Q6: Andy is a Confluence space admin with no additional admin privileges. Which task is he able to perform?
A) Edit a template in his space.
B) Install an app in his space.
C) Create a new group to use in his space.
D) Restore a backup of his space.
Reasoning
A) Correct. Andy can create and edit templates in his space.
B) Incorrect. You must be a Confluence product admin to manage apps for any space.
C) Incorrect. You must be an org admin to create new groups.
D) Incorrect. Space admins can export spaces. But only a Confluence site admin can import spaces.
Edit a template | Confluence Cloud | Atlassian Support
Manage your apps | Confluence Cloud | Atlassian Support
Import a Confluence Cloud space | Confluence Cloud | Atlassian Support
What are space permissions? | Confluence Cloud | Atlassian Support
Q7: Which statement is true about Confluence exports?
A) An end-user can export to XML.
B) Spaces can be exported to CSV.
C) Page comments are included in all exports.
D) Whiteboards can be exported.
Reasoning
A) Incorrect. End users can export a single page to Word or PDF only.
B) Correct. Space admins can export a space (or a group of individually selected pages in a space) to PDF, CSV, HTML, or XML.
C) Incorrect. Single page export never includes comments. Also, PDF and HTML space exports do not include comments.
D) Incorrect. Confluence Cloud canât export whiteboards or databases. They will appear in the tree when exported but wonât retain their content, data, or functionality.
Export a space's content as Word, PDF, or data files | Confluence Cloud | Atlassian Support
Import a Confluence Cloud space | Confluence Cloud | Atlassian Support
Q8: Your personal space has not had any admin configurations changed. Youâre viewing a page in your personal space and it has a header. What is definitely true about that page?
A) You are the page owner.
B) You created the header.
C) You can delete the page.
D) You are the only user with page visibility.
Reasoning
A) Incorrect. A page with a different owner could have been moved into this space or the owner could have been manually changed for this page.
B) Incorrect. Headers can be set at the space level or site level. It is possible that a site-wide header was created by a different user.
C) Correct. By default, you have Add, Archive, and Delete permissions for pages, whiteboards, databases, and smart links.
D) Incorrect. Pages in oneâs personal space are visible to other Confluence users unless the View permission is restricted.
Q9: Which task can anonymous users definitely NOT perform in a particular space?
A) Export the space to PDF.
B) Set Page Restrictions
C) Delete Attachments
D) Add Comments
Reasoning
A) Incorrect. Although itâs recommended to grant anonymous users only the View permission, it is actually possible to grant them most of the same permissions as logged-in users, including the Space Export permission.
B) Correct. Anonymous users cannot set page restrictions.
C) Incorrect. Anonymous users can be granted the Delete Attachments permission.
D) Incorrect. Anonymous users can be granted the Add Comments permission.
Make a space public with anonymous access | Confluence Cloud | Atlassian Support
Q10: Who can rename a space key?
A) Space Admin
B) Product Admin
C) Org Admin
D) EAP Customers
Reasoning
A) Incorrect. Currently, no one can rename space keys.
B) Incorrect. Currently, no one can rename space keys.
C) Incorrect. Currently, no one can rename space keys.
D) Correct. CONFCLOUD-2085 (Rename Space Key) has been a long-awaited feature request with a cumbersome workaround: How to copy or rename a space in Confluence - Solution 2. But this is now in EAP as announced in Confluence Cloud changelog and About the Confluence Rename Space Keys EAP category
Q11: You must configure the Page Properties Report so that it only shows certain pages. Which is NOT a possible configuration?
A) Only show pages with a certain label.
B) Only show pages with certain restrictions.
C) Only show pages that contain certain text.
D) Only show pages from a certain space.
Reasoning
A) Incorrect. The report can be configured to only return pages that contain a certain label.
B) Correct. There is no setting to only return pages that have particular view/edit restrictions.
C) Incorrect. The report can be configured to only return pages that contain certain text.
D) Incorrect. The report can be configured to only return pages from certain space(s).
Insert the page properties report macro | Confluence Cloud | Atlassian Support
Q12: What can be added to tables but not to databases in Confluence?
A) PowerPoint Files
B) Usernames
C) Info Panels
D) Status Tags
Reasoning
A) Incorrect. You can insert various files, including PowerPoint, into both.
B) Incorrect. You can add @ mentioned usernames into both.
C) Correct. You cannot add Info panels to databases.
D) Incorrect. You can add colorful status tags within table cells and you can also create a colorful Tag field type in databases.
Create a database | Confluence Cloud | Atlassian Support
Q13: Which task can be performed by a Confluence admin who is not an org admin?
A) Disable a Confluence automation rule.
B) Rename a Confluence group.
C) Create a Confluence sandbox.
D) Approve Confluence Access Requests
Reasoning
A) Correct. Confluence admins can manage automation rules.
B) Incorrect. Only org admins can create, update, and delete groups.
C) Incorrect. Only org admins can create sandboxes.
D) Incorrect. Only org admins can manage product access.
Control whether spaces can allow public links | Confluence Cloud | Atlassian Support
Q14: Which requirement can NOT be met with Confluence automation?
A) Create a new database based on page content.
B) Disable users whose private spaces are inactive.
C) Send an email with an AI-generated summary of a page.
D) Change page status when the owner changes.
Reasoning
A) Incorrect. This is a valid use case. When a page with certain content in its body is published, a new database will be created.
B) Correct. Automation rules cannot perform tasks related to user and group management.
C) Incorrect. This is a valid use case. When a page is published, if the title contains some text, an email will be sent with an AI generated summary and a list of AI generated action items.
D) Incorrect. This is a valid use case. When page owner is changed, change the page status.
Q15: What can you do with an unpublished page?
A) Archive
B) Export
C) Move
D) Copy
Reasoning
A) Incorrect. You cannot archive unpublished pages.
B) Incorrect. You cannot export unpublished pages.
C) Correct. You can move unpublished pages.
D) Incorrect. You cannot copy unpublished pages.
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