Linux Foundation Certified GitOps Associate - CGOA무료 덤프문제 풀어보기

A. Save those changes to the Desired State store and allow the GitOps controller to attempt reconciliation.

B. Delete and recreate the cluster from scratch to ensure a clean and controlled state.

C. Reconcile the changes by running a script or command that synchronizes the cluster with the desired state.

D. Use kubectl to delete all resources that were changed in the cluster and wait for a reconcile.

A. Reconciliation continues to happen.

B. Reconciliation must happen instantaneously.

C. Reconciliation only happens once.

D. Reconciliation happens only during instantiation.

A. Write back to Desired State to match the actual state.

B. Attempt to apply Desired State to the running system.

C. Write Kubernetes Patch files in a database for later use.

D. Find the differences between Desired State and actual state and create a new system based on these changes.

A. You must use Git in order to be compliant with this principle.

B. The State Store must retain a complete version history.

C. The Desired State must be publicly accessible.

D. The Desired State must not be publicly accessible.

A. The GitOps-managed Kubernetes cluster notifies the administrator about the drift divergence and waits for manual intervention.

B. The GitOps-managed Kubernetes cluster automatically reconciles the drift divergence to return the cluster to the Desired State.

C. The GitOps-managed Kubernetes cluster ignores the drift divergence and continues to operate as it is.

D. The GitOps-managed Kubernetes cluster rolls back to the previous known state before the drift divergence occurred.

A. No, because CI/CD systems are incompatible with the DevSecOps culture.

B. No, DevSecOps focuses only on security outside of CI/CD pipelines.

C. Yes, DevSecOps is essential for CI/CD pipelines. It helps build software without any security issues.

D. No, because CI/CD systems are totally secure by design.

A. Manually execute a script to initiate the reconcile process on the cluster using GitOps tool CLI commands.

B. Adjust the reconcile process interval time.

C. Schedule a cron job to run the reconcile process periodically, using RBAC to authenticate.

D. Use a webhook to trigger the reconcile process based on events or changes in the Git repository.