- AAcceptance
- BCommit
- CBoth the options
- DNone of the options
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✅ "Acceptance"
✅ True
Environment configuration details can be integrated during build time, but it is generally not recommended for best practices.
At build time, configurations (such as database connections, API keys, or feature flags) can be baked into the build artifacts, but this approach has limitations:
Instead of integrating configurations at build time, it's better to:
Thus, while True, it's not the best practice for modern DevOps workflows. ✅
People who perform the deployment should be involved in creating the deployment process because:
Thus, the correct answer is:
✅ True
The correct answer is:
"Longevity Testing"
Longevity Testing (also known as Endurance Testing) assesses stability problems by running a system for an extended period under a sustained load to detect memory leaks, performance degradation, or failures over time.
The correct answer is: "Release Plan"
A Release Plan outlines the steps required to release an application for the first time, including development, testing, deployment, and post-release activities.
True
The Deployment pipeline enables collaboration by providing visibility into the software development process, ensuring automated testing, and allowing teams to work together efficiently across different stages of deployment.
The correct answer is:
"Upstream dependency"
A build is triggered when a change occurs in the upstream dependency, as upstream components affect the functionality of downstream components, requiring re-compilation and testing.
The correct answer is:
"Smoke"
Smoke testing originated from hardware testing, where a device was considered to have "passed" if it did not catch fire or smoke upon first powering up. In software, it refers to a preliminary check to ensure that the basic functionalities work before deeper testing.
The correct answer is:
"Component using different technologies or when shared with other projects."
Component pipelines are used when: