Acceptance Test-Driven Development focuses on aligning the development process with business goals

• True
• False

Below are the key principles of Behavior Driven Development, except:

• Collaboration
• Quick Feedback

• Scenario
• Natural Language

Behavior Driven Development expressing requirements in the form of user stories and scenario

• True
• False

Behavior Driven Development ensure the code meets business requirements

• True
• False

Below are the key principles of Acceptance Test Driven Development, except:

• Define Acceptance Criteria
• Automated Tests
• Quick Feedback
• User Stories

Acceptance criteria outline the conditions that must be met for a user story to be considered complete

• True
• False

Below are the benefits of Behavior Driven Development and Acceptance Test Driven Development, except:

• High Collaboration
• Clear Communication
• Quick Validation

• Reduce Ambiguity

An architectural and organizational approach to software development where software is composed of small independent services that communicate over well-defined APIs is called monolithic

• Infrastructure as Code
• Microservices
• Monolithic
• DevOps

Which feature flags below that using comment statement?

• Keystones
• User Configuration
• Feature Flag
• Secrets
• Application Configuration

Packages of software that contain all of the necessary elements to run in any environment is called...

• Containers
• Virtualization
• CI
• CD