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What is idempotence?

  • A. the assurance of system uniformity throughout the whole delivery process
  • B. the ability to recover from failures while keeping critical services running
  • C. the necessity of setting maintenance of individual deployment environments
  • D. the ability to set the target environment configuration regardless of the starting state
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Suggested Answer: D 🗳️

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DrVoIP
9 months, 3 weeks ago
D. the ability to set the target environment configuration regardless of the starting state is idempotence. In other words, performing the same operation multiple times should have the same effect as performing it only once. This is a key property of automation and infrastructure-as-code systems, where the desired state of a system is defined and then automatically applied to ensure that it is always in the correct state, regardless of its current state. - ChatGPT
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ETSec
10 months, 3 weeks ago
Selected Answer: D
idempotence can be used to describe the ability to set the target environment configuration regardless of the starting state. This is a common use case in configuration management and infrastructure as code, where you want to ensure that your infrastructure is in a known, desired state. By using idempotent operations and scripts, you can repeatedly apply the same configuration to a system without worrying about the current state of the system, and be confident that the final state will be the same.
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kyle942
11 months ago
Idempotence, the ability of a given operation to always produce the same result, is an important IaC principle. A deployment command always sets the target environment into the same configuration, regardless of the environment's starting state. Idempotency is achieved by either automatically configuring the existing target, or by discarding the existing target and recreating a fresh environment.
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Medjai89
11 months, 3 weeks ago
D is correct https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/devops/deliver/what-is-infrastructure-as-code
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Bobster02
2 years ago
Selected Answer: D
D. the ability to set the target environment configuration regardless of the starting state
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