B. DEVOPS Q .20

What do Agile principles suggest about the frequency of delivering working software?

• It should be delivered only at the end of the project.

•  It should be delivered once a year for the best results.

• It should be delivered frequently, from a couple of weeks to months, with a preference for the shorter timescale.

• It should be delivered whenever the development team deems it ready.

According to Agile principles, how is customer satisfaction best achieved?

• By adhering strictly to initial requirements and avoiding changes.

• By negotiating contract details thoroughly before any development.

•  By the early and continuous delivery of valuable software.

•  By delivering software only at the end of the development cycle.

Which benefit does Agile offer that helps ensure the final product meets customer needs?

• Limited flexibility in product features

•  Assurance of delivering the right product

• Compromised product quality for speed

•  High costs due to frequent changes

What is one of the key benefits of using Agile methodologies in product development?

•  Decreased transparency with stakeholders

• Rigid adherence to initial plans

• Increased speed to market for products

• Less emphasis on cost control

How many members should be in a Scrum team according to Scrum guidelines?

• 5-6 members

•  7-9 members

•  10-12 members

• More than 12 members

What is the maximum duration of a sprint in the Scrum framework?

• 15 days

• 30 days

• 45 days

• 60 days

What is the role of the Product Owner in Scrum?

• To set up the team and organise the sprint meeting.

• To manage and organise the work required to complete the sprint.

• To create and prioritise the product backlog and ensure the delivery of functionality at every iteration.

• To remove obstacles to progress.

Who in the Scrum framework is responsible for removing obstacles to progress and facilitating the sprint meeting?

•  Scrum Master

• Product Owner

• Scrum Team

• Stakeholder

 What are the key elements of a DevOps culture?

• Competition, Secrecy, Blame, Distrust

• Competition and blame culture

•  Isolation, Individual Achievement, Disrespect, Suspicion

• Open Communication, Incentive Alignment, Respect, Trust

Which of the following is a fundamental aspect of a DevOps culture?

•  Closed communication channels

•  Individual incentives without team alignment

• Competition and blame culture

•  Open communication and aligned incentives and responsibilities