What is the primary goal of continuous integration (CI) in a DevOps pipeline?

To manually review all code changes before they are committed

To automatically deploy code to production after every commit

To frequently merge code changes into a shared repository and run automated builds and tests

To create isolated branches for each developer and merge them only at release time

What is the primary purpose of logging in a DevOps context?

To automatically roll back deployments when errors occur

To record events and errors that can be used for troubleshooting and analysis

To provide a user interface for managing cloud resources

To encrypt sensitive data in transit

A company develops a microservices-based application that runs on Junos devices for edge computing. They want to ensure that code changes are automatically tested and integrated multiple times a day, and that successful builds are automatically deployed to a staging environment. Which set of practices best describes this workflow?

Continuous deployment and infrastructure as code

Version control and continuous monitoring

Automated testing and manual release management

Continuous integration and continuous delivery

Which practice is an example of improving communication within a DevOps team?

Holding regular stand-up meetings to discuss progress and blockers

Using a single shared document to track all tasks without discussion

Assigning all communication to a single team member

Working in isolation and only sharing code at the end of the project

A DevOps team has a CI/CD pipeline that deploys Junos configurations. They notice that the pipeline often fails due to flaky tests. They want to improve the reliability of the pipeline without sacrificing speed. What is the best approach?

Run the pipeline only on-demand instead of on every commit

Increase the pipeline timeout to allow more time for tests to pass

Investigate and fix the flaky tests, and add retry logic for known transient failures

Remove the flaky tests to make the pipeline pass consistently

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DevOps Culture, Practices, and Tools JN0-224 Practice Questions (Page 1)

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A company develops a microservices-based application that runs on Junos devices for edge computing. They want to ensure that code changes are automatically tested and integrated multiple times a day, and that successful builds are automatically deployed to a staging environment. Which set of practices best describes this workflow?
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A DevOps team has a CI/CD pipeline that deploys Junos configurations. They notice that the pipeline often fails due to flaky tests. They want to improve the reliability of the pipeline without sacrificing speed. What is the best approach?
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