A company has separate teams for network engineering and application development. They often face delays because the network team is not aware of upcoming application changes. What is the best way to improve collaboration?

Have the network team approve all application changes

Create a shared repository and use a chat platform for cross-team communication

Send weekly email summaries of changes

Keep the teams separate to avoid interference

Why is monitoring important in a DevOps environment?

It automatically fixes all system failures without human intervention

It replaces the need for testing and quality assurance

It is only required for large-scale cloud deployments

It provides visibility into system health and performance, enabling proactive issue detection

After a major network outage, a DevOps team conducts a post-incident review. They identify that a configuration change was not properly tested. To embody the principle of continuous improvement, what should they do next?

Increase the frequency of configuration changes to learn faster

Implement automated testing in the CI/CD pipeline to catch similar issues before deployment

Document the incident and move on without changing processes

Blame the engineer who made the change and require more oversight

A company is transitioning to a DevOps model. The network and development teams have historically worked in silos, leading to miscommunication and deployment issues. Which practice would most effectively improve collaboration and communication between these teams?

Creating separate documentation for each team to avoid confusion

Having the network team approve all development changes

Using email for all inter-team communication

Holding regular cross-team stand-up meetings and using a shared chat platform

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After a major network outage, a DevOps team conducts a post-incident review. They identify that a configuration change was not properly tested. To embody the principle of continuous improvement, what should they do next?
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A company is transitioning to a DevOps model. The network and development teams have historically worked in silos, leading to miscommunication and deployment issues. Which practice would most effectively improve collaboration and communication between these teams?
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A team uses Git to manage their Ansible playbooks for Junos. They want to ensure that only tested and approved playbooks are used in production. What Git feature should they use to manage this?
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