You have recently started a new job at a retailer as an engineer. As part of this new role, you have been tasked with evaluating multiple outages that occurred during peak shopping time during the holiday season. Your investigation found that the team is manually deploying new compute instances and configuring each compute instance manually. This has led to inconsistent configuration between each compute instance.
How would you solve this using infrastructure as code?
To solve the issue of inconsistent configuration between compute instances and to manage infrastructure more efficiently, implementing a provisioning pipeline that deploys infrastructure configurations committed to your version control system following code reviews is the best approach. This is a fundamental practice of infrastructure as code (IaC), which allows you to define infrastructure in code, enabling automated, consistent, and repeatable deployments. It eliminates the need for manual provisioning and configuration, reducing errors and ensuring that all configurations are consistent across all instances.
D for sure
Yes Answer is D
Obviously D... who picks those answers, FFS...
man... obviously the answer is D. So many incorrect answers are there in all the dumps. With this website being so inconsistent with their answers they sure are shameless giving us captcha challenge and asking us to buy the pro version every 5 questions.
I think the answer is D. The person who stored the A as correct answer might not want to write terraform code or CICD.😅
C'mon, the answer is obviously D. I'm only on question 21 and have seen at least 5 obviously wrong answers. It's like ExamTopics is trying to fail people.
D. Implement a provisioning pipeline that deploys infrastructure configurations committed to your version control system following code reviews. To solve this problem, you should consider implementing infrastructure as code (IaC) using a provisioning pipeline. By doing so, you can define your compute instances and other infrastructure resources using code, which can be version controlled, reviewed, and tested before being deployed to production. This would eliminate the need for manual configuration and reduce the risk of inconsistent configuration between compute instances.
Correct ans is D
agree D
D. for sure
D is the correct answer
Definitely D
Because the topic said *a sample main.tf* it means that we can have many types of files like *.tf
This implies the question has completely changed over the last 3 weeks, huh?
D is the only thing close to a correct answer here
D - in line with IaC
D is correct
D is correct answer
D for sure