IntroDevOps Session 4

What are the three Dimensions of Devops

• People, process and tools

• People, Sprint and Procedure

• Procedure, Process and Performance

• People, Performance and Process

A tribe is a collection of ...........................that work in related areas – such as the web application, support, or backend infrastructure

• Squads

• Teams

• Scrum

• Masters

Which team has shared responsibility and focused on System productivity rather than individual productivity?

• Feature Team

• Component Team

Which of the following is an example for Source control tool?

• Git

• Slack

• JIRA

• Jenkins

Puppet, Chef and Salt are................................................................tools

• Source Control Tools

• Collaboration tools

• Configuration Management Tools

• Deployment Tools

.......................................means applications can be released to production at anytime you want in order to improve time to market and keeping risk as low as possible.

• Continuous Delivery

• Continuous Integration

• Continuous Storage

• Continuous Build

................................................................ is the notion of software-defined environments

• Infrastructure as code

• Infrastructure as a Service

• Infrastructure as Deployment

• Infrastructure as Language

What is CVE w.r.t security aspect of a software?

• Control, Version and Environment.

• Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures

• Common Version Enumeration

Which of the following is a Collaboration tool used for DevOps

• Slack

• Notion

• Microsoft Teams

• Zoho Wiki

• All of the above

A .................is a more organic and wide-reaching “community of interest”, a group of people that want to share knowledge, tools, code, and practices. Chapters are always local to a Tribe, while a .................. usually cuts across the whole organization

• Guild

• Tribe

• Squad

• Master