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2.1 Designing Pipelines PROFESSIONAL-CLOUD-DEVOPS-ENGINEER Practice Questions (Page 1)
Part of the Section 2: Building and implementing CI/CD pipelines, including continuous testing, for application, infrastructure, and machine learning workloads domain, which accounts for ~25% of the exam of the PROFESSIONAL-CLOUD-DEVOPS-ENGINEER exam.
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A company runs workloads both on Google Cloud and on an on-premises data center. They want to use a consistent CI/CD pipeline to deploy applications to both environments. What is this approach called?
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A team wants a CI/CD pipeline to run only when changes are pushed to the 'main' branch, not on other branches. Which trigger configuration should they use?
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A team wants to automatically revert a deployment to the previous version if the new version fails health checks. What should they configure in the deployment process?
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A DevOps engineer is designing a CI/CD pipeline for a web application. The pipeline must automatically build the application, run unit tests, and deploy the build artifact to a development environment whenever code is pushed to the main branch. Which sequence of stages best represents the core purpose of a CI/CD pipeline for applications?
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A team wants to store Python packages and container images in Artifact Registry. They want to use a single repository for each format. They also want to set up a cleanup policy to delete old versions of Python packages but keep the latest 10 versions. What should they do?
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