In a CI/CD pipeline, what typically happens after code is committed?

The code is automatically tested and built

What is the main goal of Continuous Integration (CI)?

To merge code changes frequently and detect errors early

What happens if a test fails in the CI/CD process?

The code is rejected, and the developer must fix it

In a CI/CD pipeline, what does a 'rollback' mean?

Reverting to a previous version if a deployment fails

What is a key benefit of using Continuous Deployment (CD)?

Automating the release of new code to production

What does CI/CD stand for?

Continuous Integration / Continuous Deployment

What is a 'pipeline' in CI/CD?

A structured sequence of steps to automate code integration and deployment

What is the purpose of automated testing in CI/CD?

To ensure new code doesn’t break existing functionality

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1
In a CI/CD pipeline, what typically happens after code is committed?
The application is immediately deployed to production
The code is automatically tested and built
The development process restarts
A manager manually approves every change
2
Which tool is commonly used for CI/CD pipelines?
Jenkins
Microsoft Word
Google Docs
Photoshop
3
What is the main goal of Continuous Integration (CI)?
To reduce the number of developers in a team
To merge code changes frequently and detect errors early
To test applications only after deployment
To replace manual coding with AI
4
What happens if a test fails in the CI/CD process?
The deployment continues as usual
The application crashes immediately
The failure is ignored
The code is rejected, and the developer must fix it
5
Which cloud service provider offers CI/CD tools?
Azure
Google Cloud
AWS
All of the above
6
In a CI/CD pipeline, what does a 'rollback' mean?
Reverting to a previous version if a deployment fails
Moving code forward to the next stage
Manually fixing code after deployment
Skipping a test stage
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What is a key benefit of using Continuous Deployment (CD)?
Automating the release of new code to production
Reducing the need for testing
Slowing down software delivery
Eliminating the need for developers
8
What does CI/CD stand for?
Constant Iteration / Code Delivery
Continuous Improvement / Continuous Development
Continuous Integration / Continuous Deployment
Continuous Implementation / Continuous Debugging
9
What is a 'pipeline' in CI/CD?
A communication channel between developers
A new programming language
A structured sequence of steps to automate code integration and deployment
A physical tube used to transfer data
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What is the purpose of automated testing in CI/CD?
To manually review every change
To replace manual developers
To ensure new code doesn’t break existing functionality
To slow down the deployment process

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