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CGOA Exam Dumps - Certified GitOps Associate Exam

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Question # 4

Which statement describes Blue-Green deployments?

A.

Blue-Green deployments involve deploying the new version of an application alongside the old version and switching traffic to the latest version once it is ready.

B.

Blue-Green deployments involve deploying the new version of an application to a subset of users and gradually expanding the deployment based on feedback.

C.

Blue-Green deployments involve deploying different versions of an application in other regions and routing traffic based on geographic location.

D.

Blue-Green deployments involve deploying only one version at a time.

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Question # 5

In GitOps practices, when does CD take part?

A.

CD takes part simultaneously with CI, both components of GitOps practices.

B.

CD takes part after CI to automate the deployment of applications based on changes in the Git repository.

C.

CD takes part before CI stage in order to ensure the successful deployment of applications.

D.

CI plays a significant role in GitOps practices.

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Question # 6

What does the GitOps reconciliation loop ensure?

A.

Only applies changes but does not remove resources that used to be part of the Desired State.

B.

That the Desired State is instantaneously applied to the system.

C.

The Desired State is applied to the system when the current system state diverges from the Desired State.

D.

When manifests have errors, it will ensure that as much as possible still gets applied.

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Question # 7

What is Infrastructure as Code (IaC)?

A.

An approach to managing infrastructure resources using physical hardware only

B.

A methodology for managing infrastructure resources through graphical user interfaces

C.

A manual process of managing infrastructure resources using the command line

D.

A programming approach to managing and provisioning infrastructure resources through machine-readable definition files

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Question # 8

You are working on a GitOps project and need to understand the similarities and differences between pull-based messaging systems and event-driven systems. What is a key difference between these two types of systems?

A.

Pull-based systems require a constant network connection to receive updates.

B.

Event-driven systems are less flexible and scalable compared to pull-based systems.

C.

Pull-based systems are more efficient in handling real-time events.

D.

When only events trigger reconciliation, the system is more vulnerable to drift caused by other things.

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