A development team has tagged all services they own with the label 'team:payments' using Instana tags. They want their Application Perspective to dynamically include only services carrying this tag, including services added in the future. How should they configure the Application Perspective scope?
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Application Perspectives in Instana support tag-based dynamic scoping, meaning any service tagged with 'team:payments' is automatically included in the perspective—present and future services alike. This is more maintainable than listing service names manually, which requires editing the perspective every time the service inventory changes. A dedicated tenant is an extreme isolation measure unnecessary for team-level scoping and adds significant administrative overhead.
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Application Perspectives in Instana support tag-based dynamic scoping, meaning any service tagged with 'team:payments' is automatically included in the perspective—present and future services alike. This is more maintainable than listing service names manually, which requires editing the perspective every time the service inventory changes. A dedicated tenant is an extreme isolation measure unnecessary for team-level scoping and adds significant administrative overhead. The correct answer is 'Use the 'team:payments' tag as the dynamic scoping filter for the Application Perspective'. The incorrect options — 'Manually enumerate all current payment team service names in the Application Perspective definition', 'Create an alert filtered by team:payments and link the alert to the Application Perspective', 'Request the Instana administrator to provision a dedicated tenant for the payments team' — are wrong because they do not align with IBM Instana's architecture or recommended practices for this scenario. Understanding this concept is essential for the Domain 1: Operations domain of the IBM Instana Observability certification.