CDM Continuous Integration & Continuous Delivery

Question 1

What is the primary goal of Continuous Integration (CI)?

Accepted Answer

Frequently merge code changes

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Merge code infrequently

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Delay testing

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Avoid automation

Question 2

What does Continuous Delivery (CD) enable?

Accepted Answer

Automated release to production

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Manual deployments only

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Delayed releases

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Ignore testing

Question 3

Which tool is commonly used for CI/CD pipelines?

Accepted Answer

Jenkins

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Photoshop

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Excel

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Notepad

Question 4

Why is automated testing important in CI/CD?

Accepted Answer

Detect defects early

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Increase manual work

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Ignore bugs

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Delay deployments

Question 5

What is a build pipeline?

Accepted Answer

Automated code process

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Manual process

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Marketing strategy

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User interface design

Question 6

Which practice supports rapid feedback in CI/CD?

Accepted Answer

Automated testing and builds

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Manual code reviews

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Delayed integration

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Ignoring feedback

Question 7

What is the difference between Continuous Delivery and Continuous Deployment?

Accepted Answer

Delivery prepares; Deployment releases automatically

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They are the same

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Delivery delays releases

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Deployment requires manual approval

Question 8

Why is version control important in CI/CD?

Accepted Answer

Track changes and enable collaboration

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Confuse developers

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Ignore changes

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Delay development

Question 9

Which metric measures the time taken from code commit to deployment?

Accepted Answer

Lead time

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Downtime

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Bug count

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User satisfaction