최신 CNPA 무료덤프 - Linux Foundation Certified Cloud Native Platform Engineering Associate

A. Conduct weekly meetings to discuss every minor update.

B. Implement manual updates for all cluster configurations.

C. Automate the version bump process (or cluster updates).

D. Encourage teams to handle all platform tools independently without guidance.

A. Platform teams are responsible for investigating and resolving underlying infrastructure problems whilst application teams are responsible for investigating and resolving application-related problems.

B. A separate team is created which includes people previously from the platform and application teams to solve all problems for the organization.

C. Platform teams are responsible for investigating and resolving all problems related to the platform, including application ones, before the app teams notice.

D. Platform teams delegate appropriate permissions to the application teams to allow them to self-manage and resolve any underlying infrastructure and application-related problems.

A. It ensures consistent and auditable management of configurations and policies across clusters from a single Git repository or set of coordinated repositories.

B. It requires all clusters to have the exact same configuration, including secrets and environment variables, to maintain uniformity.

C. It eliminates the need for automated deployment tools like Argo CD or Flux since configurations are already stored centrally.

D. It makes it impossible for different teams to customize configurations for specific clusters, reducing flexibility.

A. Increase the number of required configurations to enhance security.

B. Limit user access to only a few services.

C. Implement a web portal that abstracts the Kubernetes complexities.

D. Provide detailed documentation on Kubernetes configurations.

A. Integrates with CI/CD pipelines to streamline service provisioning.

B. Provides centralized reusable policies to ensure security and compliance.

C. Enforces service-level agreements (SLAs) across all teams.

D. Enforces strict compliance policies with security standards.

A. GitOps is predominantly a push model, with an operator reflecting the desired state.

B. CI/CD is predominantly a push model, with the user providing the desired state.

C. GitOps is predominantly a pull model, with a controller reconciling desired state.

D. CI/CD is predominantly a pull model, with the container image providing the desired state.

A. Development and operations teams should remain separate to maintain clear responsibilities.

B. Teams should strictly adhere to initial project plans without making adjustments during development.

C. Customer involvement should be limited during the development process to avoid disruptions.

D. Teams should continuously gather feedback and iterate on their work to improve outcomes.

A. Lets developers work together on the same codebase more effectively.

B. Supports testing features against different datasets without impacting live users.

C. Helps streamline deployments by limiting testing to staging environments only.

D. Allows teams to isolate changes and catch issues before reaching production.

A. Developing a dashboard that visualizes platform usage statistics without exposing any APIs.

B. Allowing developers to request and manage development environments on demand through an internal tool.

C. Providing a documented process for developers to submit feature requests for the platform.

D. Implementing a CI/CD pipeline that automatically deploys updates to the platform based on developer requests.