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Which of the following is a CI/CD best practice?

  • Infrequent code commits
  • Manual deployments
  • Regularly merging code changes
  • Skipping tests
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What does CI in CI/CD stand for?

  • Continuous Integration
  • Continuous Improvement
  • Continuous Increment
  • Continuous Implementation
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What does "pipeline as code" mean?

  • Writing pipelines in a specific language
  • Managing pipelines through code
  • Writing code for pipelines
  • Manual pipeline configuration
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What is the role of "monitoring" in CI/CD?

  • To write code
  • To compile code
  • To observe and log system performance
  • To merge code changes
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What is "parallel execution" in CI/CD?

  • Running tests sequentially
  • Running tests in isolation
  • Running tests simultaneously
  • Running tests manually
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What is the purpose of "integration testing"?

  • To test individual units
  • To test the interaction between components
  • To deploy code to production
  • To merge code changes
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What is the main benefit of using Docker in a CI/CD pipeline?

  • Simplifies version control
  • Ensures code quality
  • Provides a consistent environment
  • Automates code review
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What is "code freeze" in CI/CD?

  • Stopping all development
  • Allowing only bug fixes and no new features
  • Merging all branches
  • Automating deployments
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What is "continuous improvement" in CI/CD?

  • Improving code quality over time
  • Writing new features continuously
  • Continuously deploying code
  • Continuous manual testing
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What is "artifact" in CI/CD context?

  • A piece of code
  • A version of software
  • A binary or package produced by a build
  • A bug in the system
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What does "rollback" mean in CI/CD?

  • Reverting to a previous version of code
  • Deploying a new version
  • Writing new code
  • Merging code changes
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What is "containerization" in CI/CD?

  • Running applications in lightweight containers
  • Building code in containers
  • Merging code in containers
  • Testing code in containers
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What is the purpose of "unit testing" in CI/CD?

  • To test individual units of code
  • To deploy code to production
  • To merge code changes
  • To rollback code changes
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What is the function of "canary release" in CI/CD?

  • Deploying to all users at once
  • Deploying to a subset of users to test new features
  • Merging code changes regularly
  • Writing new code continuously
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Which tool is commonly used for container orchestration in CI/CD?

  • Jenkins
  • Docker
  • Kubernetes
  • Terraform
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What is "code coverage"?

  • The percentage of code that is tested
  • The amount of code written
  • The number of bugs in the code
  • The amount of code deployed
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What does "artifact repository" mean in CI/CD?

  • Storage for code snippets
  • Storage for build outputs and dependencies
  • Storage for bugs
  • Storage for test cases
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Which phase of CI/CD involves deploying to production?

  • Integration
  • Build
  • Test
  • Delivery
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Which tool is used for automating cloud infrastructure in CI/CD?

  • Jenkins
  • Ansible
  • Docker
  • Terraform
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What is the purpose of a "test" step in a CI/CD pipeline?

  • To write new features
  • To merge code
  • To validate code functionality
  • To deploy code
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What is a "merge request" in GitLab?

  • Request to create a new branch
  • Request to merge code changes
  • Request to delete a branch
  • Request to clone a repository
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Which CI/CD tool is known for its seamless integration with Atlassian products?

  • Jenkins
  • Bamboo
  • TeamCity
  • Travis CI
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What is the main purpose of Continuous Integration?

  • To automate code reviews
  • To ensure code quality
  • To automatically deploy code
  • To merge code changes regularly
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Which version control system is most commonly used with CI/CD?

  • SVN
  • CVS
  • Git
  • Mercurial
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What is a "stage" in a CI/CD pipeline?

  • A step in the pipeline
  • A branch in version control
  • A type of bug
  • A testing environment
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What is "automated testing"?

  • Manual code review
  • Writing code without bugs
  • Testing code through automated tools
  • Deploying code manually
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What does "infrastructure as code" mean in CI/CD?

  • Coding in a specific language
  • Managing infrastructure through code
  • Using code to manage developers
  • Writing code for hardware
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What is "code linting" in CI/CD?

  • Writing code
  • Running tests
  • Analyzing code for potential errors
  • Merging code changes
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What does CD in CI/CD stand for?

  • Continuous Development
  • Continuous Deployment
  • Continuous Delivery
  • Continuous Debugging
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What is "regression testing"?

  • Testing new features
  • Ensuring new changes haven't broken existing functionality
  • Writing new code
  • Merging code changes
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