When troubleshooting a failed automation run, which step is most effective as a starting point?

Rebooting the automation server

Reviewing the automation logs and error messages

Rewriting the entire script from scratch

A company wants to automate the deployment of a web application that runs on both on-premises VMs and Azure VMs. The automation must support rolling updates with minimal downtime and be able to manage the application configuration across both environments. Which approach best meets these requirements?

Use Ansible with rolling update strategy and inventory groups for each environment

Use Azure DevOps Pipelines only for Azure VMs

Use Azure Resource Manager templates for both environments

Use a single PowerShell script that runs locally on each VM

In a hybrid cloud automation workflow, what is the role of a provisioning script?

To decommission resources after use

To secure resources by applying security policies

To create and configure resources such as VMs, networks, and storage

To monitor resource performance after deployment

A company uses Azure Automation to run runbooks that manage on-premises resources via a hybrid worker. Recently, some runbooks have been failing intermittently. What should the admin configure to get early warning of failures?

Schedule the runbook to run more frequently

Increase the hybrid worker's memory

Disable the runbook's error handling

Set up Azure Monitor alerts on the Automation Account's job status

A company is automating the deployment of resources in a hybrid environment. They must ensure that all automation scripts and configurations are stored in a version-controlled repository and that changes are reviewed before deployment. What is the best way to enforce this?

Use a manual approval process in Azure Automation

Use a CI/CD pipeline that requires pull request reviews and runs automated tests before deployment

Use a shared network drive for scripts and configurations

Use Azure DevOps Repos without branch policies

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A company wants to automate the deployment of a web application that runs on both on-premises VMs and Azure VMs. The automation must support rolling updates with minimal downtime and be able to manage the application configuration across both environments. Which approach best meets these requirements?
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23foundation · medium
In a hybrid cloud automation workflow, what is the role of a provisioning script?
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24application · medium
A company uses Azure Automation to run runbooks that manage on-premises resources via a hybrid worker. Recently, some runbooks have been failing intermittently. What should the admin configure to get early warning of failures?
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A company is automating the deployment of resources in a hybrid environment. They must ensure that all automation scripts and configurations are stored in a version-controlled repository and that changes are reviewed before deployment. What is the best way to enforce this?
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