How is an ACI class name composed?
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A. B. C. D.C.
In ACI (Application Centric Infrastructure), a class name is composed of two parts: Package name and Class name.
The package name represents the functional area of the ACI management model, such as Fabric, Tenants, Applications, or Security. The class name represents a specific object within that functional area.
For example, the class name of an object representing a bridge domain in the Fabric package would be fabric:BD. The class name of an object representing an application profile in the Applications package would be fv:Ap.
Therefore, the correct answer to the question is option C: Package:ClassName.