WorksheetsDevOps End of Module Touchpoint
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
What does the term DevOps stand for?
Development Options
Device Optimization
Development and Operations
Device Operations
Who started the conversation that spawned the DevOps movement?
Patrick Debois and Andrew Shafer
Amazon and Netflix
Linus Torvalds
What movement did DevOps grow out of?
Scrum
ITIL
Agile
Waterfall
Components weakly associated with each other, and so, changes in one component least affect existence or performance of another component is defined as what?
Tightly Coupled
Loosely Coupled
Weakly Coupled
Strongly Coupled
Which of the following are examples of DevOps goals?
(Choose all that apply)
Faster time-to-market (TTM).
Releasing code quickly regardless of quality.
Immediate recovery from failures.
Few production failures.
What is the usual priority of developers without DevOps?
Minimizing costs
Minimizing change
Stability
Speed of delivery
What is the usual priority of operations without DevOps?
Security
Speed of delivery
Stability
Good UI design
Which of the following are benefits of continuous integration?
(Choose all that apply)
Encourage good coding practices.
Automated scaling.
Eliminates the pre-release scramble.
Early detection of integration problems.
What is the process that automatically compiles files into a usable form called?
Orchestration
Monitoring
Build Automation
Continuous Deployment
What does infrastructure as code mean?
Managing using code and automation
Going Serverless
Manually setting up servers
Autoscaling
How often should you be deploying to production with continuous deployment?
On every code commit.
Every week.
Every six months.
There is no set standard.
Which practice helps you quickly identify problems in production?
Orchestration
Monitoring
Continuous integration
Microservices
What are small, loosely-coupled services that make up a larger application called?
Microservices
Cloud services
Orchestrated services
Serverless services
What is continuous delivery?
Constantly merging code.
Frequent deployments.
Maintaining code in a deployable state.
Constantly merging code.
What is orchestration?
Stability
Performance in production data collection.
Automation of processes and workflow support.
Scheduling deployments.
What is the most popular tool used for containerization?
Docker
VMware ESXi
Kubernetes
Chef
Which of the following can be considered configuration management tools?
(Choose all that apply)
Puppet
Ansible
Git
Chef
Grunt is an example of which type of tool?
Monitoring
Build automation
Orchestration
Source control
What type of monitoring focuses on things like application logs and response times?
Infrastructure monitoring
Analytics
Notifications
Application performance monitoring (APM)
Which of the following are orchestration tools?
(Choose all that apply)
Kubernetes
Ansible
Zookeeper
Docker swarm
