Linux Foundation Certified GitOps Associate - CGOA Exam Practice Test

A. All changes to configuration and infrastructure should be made directly on production environments.

B. Configuration and infrastructure code should be modified directly on production environments.

C. Configuration and infrastructure code should be version-controlled and treated as immutable artifacts.

D. All software versions should be stored in a Git repository.

A. To test a new feature in a controlled environment.

B. To improve performance and optimize resource utilization.

C. To create a backup of the current configuration.

D. To undo a deployment that introduced a critical bug or caused a system failure.

A. The state that the system or application will be in after all changes are made.

B. The current state of the system or application.

C. The state that the system or application should be in.

D. The state that the system or application was in before any changes were made.

A. Red/Black Deployment

B. A/B Deployment

C. Blue-Green Deployment

D. Canary Deployment

A. Git stores only application source code, while deployment configurations are managed elsewhere.

B. Git is primarily used for versioning, but runtime configurations are excluded from GitOps workflows.

C. Git is optional in GitOps; any version control system or manual configuration management can serve the same purpose.

D. Git acts as the sole system of record for both infrastructure and application declarative configurations.

A. Reconciliation

B. Webhooks

C. Monitoring

D. Manual Intervention

A. Prometheus

B. Jenkins X

C. Slack

D. Alertmanager