Answer By Duck Claude 3

The correct answer is B. Use permissions in your role that use the 'supported' support level for role permissions. Set the role stage to BETA while testing the role permissions.

Explanation:

A. Using 'supported' level permissions is the right choice for a production-ready custom role. However, setting the role stage to ALPHA would indicate that the role is still in the early stages of development and not recommended for production use.

B. Using 'supported' level permissions and setting the role stage to BETA is the best approach. This indicates that the role is ready for broader testing and evaluation, but not yet considered production-ready.

C. Using 'testing' level permissions is not recommended for a production-ready custom role, as these permissions may not be fully supported or stable.

D. Using 'testing' level permissions and setting the role stage to BETA would not be appropriate, as 'testing' level permissions are not suitable for production use.

The key points are:

• Use 'supported' level permissions for a production-ready custom role.
• Set the role stage to BETA to indicate that the role is ready for testing and evaluation, but not yet production-ready.