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How do you ensure that you are achieving thePulled AutomaticallyGitOps principle?

• A.By having an operator continuously monitor and pull changes from the source of truth.
• B.By deploying changes from the version control repository by applying them through an automated pipeline when major updates are needed.
• C.By manually triggering deployments and configurations using scripts and commands.
• D.By maintaining multiple Git repositories for different aspects of your infrastructure and applications.

In the context of GitOps, what happens to a GitOps-managed Kubernetes cluster if there is drift divergence?

• A.The GitOps-managed Kubernetes cluster notifies the administrator about the drift divergence and waits for manual intervention.
• B.The GitOps-managed Kubernetes cluster ignores the drift divergence and continues to operate as it is.
• C.The GitOps-managed Kubernetes cluster automatically reconciles the drift divergence to return the cluster to the Desired State.
• D.The GitOps-managed Kubernetes cluster rolls back to the previous known state before the drift divergence occurred.

You want to create a dashboard to monitor the performance of your application. Which of the following is a key principle of GitOps regarding dashboards?

• A.The operations team should manually update dashboards.
• B.Dashboards should only be accessible to the development team.
• C.Dashboards declarations should be in the Desired State store.
• D.Dashboards should be created using a proprietary tool.

You are working on a GitOps project and need to understand the similarities and differences between pull- based messaging systems and event-driven systems. What is a key difference between these two types of systems?

• A.When only events trigger reconciliation, the system is more vulnerable to drift caused by other things.
• B.Pull-based systems are more efficient in handling real-time events.
• C.Pull-based systems require a constant network connection to receive updates.
• D.Event-driven systems are less flexible and scalable compared to pull-based systems.

In a GitOps-managed workflow, what is the correct way to initiate rollback?

• A.Create a new version based on a former version so you always "roll forward".
• B.Use Helm to rollback to a previous release version.
• C.Revert to an older version and force push to the main branch.
• D.Overwrite your existing version with the code from your last working version.