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A precheck validation is being designed for the network state in a Cl/CD pipeline This design requires:
• the CI/CD pipeline to spin up test instances.
• instances must be used to validate changes.
• changes must be validated prior to a continuous deployment workflow, and
• then push the changes to production

How should the pipeline target the required environment?

  • A. Use separate CI servers for each environment
  • B. Use different pipelines for each environment
  • C. Use separate Git repositories for each environment
  • D. Use different inventory files for each environment
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Suggested Answer: D 🗳️

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Cdaneelolivaw
9 months, 3 weeks ago
B. Use different pipelines for each environment To target the required environment for precheck validation in a CI/CD pipeline, using different pipelines for each environment is a common and effective practice. Each environment (e.g., development, staging, production) may have unique requirements and configurations. By using different pipelines for each environment, you can tailor the precheck validation steps, test instances, and deployment procedures to the specific needs of that environment. This approach ensures that changes are validated in a controlled and environment-specific manner before being promoted to the next stage.
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MalonJay
1 year, 5 months ago
I agree D
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