A production deployment job fails after the script has partially updated the application. The team needs to restore the previous working version quickly. What is the most direct way to do this in GitLab?

Delete the current deployment from the environment page and then manually re-run the pipeline from the beginning.

Use the environment's deployment history to find the last successful deployment and click the 'Rollback' button for that deployment.

Revert the commit that introduced the change and push the revert to the main branch, then wait for the pipeline to redeploy.

Create a new release from the previous tag and then manually trigger the deployment job from the pipeline editor.

What is the purpose of the rollback feature in GitLab environments?

To redeploy a previous deployment to the environment

To delete the environment and all its deployments

To revert the code in the repository to an earlier commit

To stop the environment from receiving new deployments

What is the purpose of configuring an environment in GitLab CI/CD?

To limit the number of jobs that can run concurrently

To track deployments to a specific target

To define the stages of the pipeline

To store sensitive variables for the pipeline

A developer wants to create a GitLab release with release notes and attach a pre-built binary asset. Which GitLab feature should be used?

Create a release from a tag or pipeline

Create a new tag in the repository

Add a deployment job to the pipeline

A team wants to create a release that includes a link to a downloadable installer hosted on a separate CDN. They are using the GitLab UI. What is the correct way to add this asset to the release?

In the release creation form, under 'Asset links', add a link with the CDN URL and a name.

Upload the installer file directly to the release as a file attachment.

Add the CDN URL to the release notes as a markdown link.

Create a new tag for the CDN URL and attach it to the release.

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A developer wants to create a GitLab release with release notes and attach a pre-built binary asset. Which GitLab feature should be used?
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A team wants to create a release that includes a link to a downloadable installer hosted on a separate CDN. They are using the GitLab UI. What is the correct way to add this asset to the release?
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