WorksheetsCI/CD Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What does CI stand for?
Continuous Inspection
Continuous Interaction
Continuous Improvement
Continuous Integration
What does CD stand for in CI/CD?
Continuous Delivery
Continuous Design
Continuous Development
Continuous Deployment
What is the main goal of CI/CD?
To reduce team collaboration
To slow down software development
To speed up software development
To increase manual testing
What is continuous integration?
Merging code changes frequently
Writing code in isolation
Testing code manually
Deploying code to production
What happens in continuous delivery?
Code is written by one developer
Code is tested and ready for deployment
Code is automatically deployed to production
Code is ignored until merge day
What is the difference between continuous delivery and continuous deployment?
There is no difference
Continuous delivery is only for testing
Continuous deployment is slower
Continuous delivery requires manual deployment
What is a CI/CD pipeline?
A series of automated processes
A way to write code in isolation
A manual process for coding
A type of software bug
What is the role of automated testing in CI?
To ensure code changes are reliable
To slow down the development process
To avoid testing altogether
To increase manual work
What is a common tool used for CI/CD?
Jenkins
PowerPoint
Adobe Photoshop
Microsoft Word
What does DevOps focus on?
Manual testing only
Avoiding automation
Working in isolation
Collaboration between development and operations
What is CI/CD security?
Only testing in production
Safeguarding code pipelines
Ignoring security checks
Manual code reviews
What is the benefit of CI/CD?
Faster code releases
Slower development
More bugs in software
Less collaboration
What is a key component of DevSecOps?
Manual deployment only
Ignoring security
Working without a team
Integrating security into the pipeline
What does Red Hat OpenShift help with?
Slowing down development
Avoiding automation
Working in isolation
Improving developer productivity
What is the purpose of automated testing in CI/CD?
To avoid testing
To find bugs quickly
To slow down releases
To ignore code changes
