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Question 10

What aspects of a CI/CD pipeline for Mule applications can be automated using MuleSoft-provided Maven plugins?

    Correct Answer: B

    MuleSoft-provided Maven plugins can automate several aspects of a CI/CD pipeline for Mule applications. These include compiling the code, packaging the application, running unit tests, validating the unit test coverage, and deploying the application. Therefore, the aspects mentioned under option B are indeed automatable using these plugins, as they cover all essential elements of a typical CI/CD process, excluding integration tests and importing from API designer which are not typically automated by Maven plugins.

Discussion
lzrvsOption: B

B. Integration testing cannot be executed through the maven plugins.

Pavan_NagineniOption: B

B. Compile, package, unit test, validate unit test coverage, deploy Here unit test(test goal) , validate unit test is validating the test results in config of maven mule plugin

Rahul1387Option: B

I think B should be the answer

awsExpert007Option: B

There is nothing like integration test . i believe answer is B

gilofernandesOption: B

A. import from API designer is not possible C. Create associated API instance in API manager is done during deployment D. Integration test is not possible Correct answer is B

jmayOption: B

in reality, while 'deploy' is usually done by anypoint cli, the maven plugin is actually capable of 'deploy'

Viv2005Option: B

coverage can be checked using the maven plugin and if it doesn't meet the criteria the build will fail.

madgeezerOption: B

B. Compile, package, unit test, validate unit test coverage, deploy

rodriguescontOption: B

B is more complete. Integration test is aimed to test if the interface is functional. Maven does not cover this, so C is invalid, resting B.

razz123098Option: B

B is the answer

sanni27Option: B

Should be B

Grump

Either B or C. Everything in B and C can be automated via CI/CD.