Which of the following is the correct JSON structure to define a role with read access to the index logs-2024?

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Which of the following is the correct JSON structure to define a role with read access to the index logs-2024?

A{"cluster": ["all"], "indices": [{"names": ["logs-2024"], "privileges": ["monitor"]}]}

B{"cluster": ["all"], "indices": [{"names": ["logs-2024"], "privileges": ["write"]}]}

C{"cluster": ["read"], "indices": [{"names": ["logs-2024"], "privileges": ["write"]}]}

D{"cluster": ["monitor"], "indices": [{"names": ["logs-2024"], "privileges": ["read"]}]}

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Check cluster privileges for read access
Read access to an index usually requires cluster privileges like 'monitor', not 'all' or 'read'.
Step 2: Verify index privileges
The index privileges must include 'read' for the specified index.
Final Answer:
{"cluster": ["monitor"], "indices": [{"names": ["logs-2024"], "privileges": ["read"]}]} -> Option D
Quick Check:
Cluster 'monitor' + index 'read' = correct role [OK]

Quick Trick: Cluster 'monitor' + index 'read' grants read access [OK]

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