Applied Methods and Techniques Flashcards
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A technician suspects a recent driver update caused crashes. Which Windows technique most directly tests this theory?
Answer: Roll back the driver to the previous version
Rolling back the driver tests whether the update caused the problem with minimal disruption.
Which document defines the measurable level of service a provider commits to deliver, such as 99.9% uptime?
Answer: SLA
A Service Level Agreement specifies measurable service commitments like uptime and response time.
When a technician cannot resolve an issue within their scope or authority, what should they do?
Answer: Escalate according to organizational policy
Escalation passes the issue to someone with the needed expertise or authority.
Which technique automates infrastructure provisioning using machine-readable definition files?
Answer: Infrastructure as Code
Infrastructure as Code (IaC) defines and deploys infrastructure through versioned configuration files.
A user cannot reach websites by name but can by IP address. Which component is most likely at fault?
Answer: DNS resolution
Working IP access but failing name access points to a DNS problem.
In risk management, purchasing cyber insurance is an example of which response strategy?
Answer: Risk transference
Insurance shifts the financial impact of a risk to a third party.
Which practice regularly merges developers' code into a shared repository with automated builds and tests?
Answer: Continuous integration
Continuous integration merges code frequently and runs automated builds and tests to catch issues early.