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Quiz: Red Hat OpenShift Pipelines Architecture and Components

Red Hat OpenShift Pipelines Architecture and Components

Choose the correct answers to the following questions:


  1. 1.

    Which three DevOps practices can you implement with Red Hat OpenShift Pipelines? (Choose three.)

    A

    Peer reviews

    B

    Continuous learning

    C

    Continuous integration

    D

    Continuous delivery

    E

    Continuous deployment

  2. 2.

    Which two resources can you use to define CI/CD workflows? (Choose two.)

    A

    Pipeline

    B

    Workspace

    C

    Parameter

    D

    Job

    E

    Task

  3. 3.

    When you start a pipeline, OpenShift Pipelines creates what new object representing the execution? (Choose one.)

    A

    TaskRun

    B

    PipelineRun

    C

    Pipeline

    D

    Task

  4. 4.

    Which statement is correct regarding OpenShift Pipelines?

    A

    The tasks in a pipeline always run in serial order.

    B

    To define a pipeline, you must use the PipelineRun custom resource.

    C

    To define a pipeline, you must not make references to tasks that already exist.

    D

    A task executes as a pod. Each of the task steps is an operation that runs in a container.

  5. 5.

    OpenShift Pipelines exposes various options to create, manage, and run pipelines. Which two interfaces are among these options? (Choose two.)

    A

    The OpenShift web console

    B

    The Pipelines Web Console

    C

    The tkn CLI

    D

    The kn CLI

  6. 6.

    Regarding OpenShift Pipelines and Jenkins, which statement is correct?

    A

    OpenShift Pipelines does not rely on a central server to orchestrate pipeline execution.

    B

    Jenkins is a distributed, cloud-native CI/CD solution.

    C

    OpenShift Pipelines requires plugins to run commands in containers.

    D

    OpenShift Pipelines supports the Jenkinsfile syntax.

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