What does Continuous Deployment mean?

Code is deployed automatically to production after passing tests

What does CI/CD stand for?

Continuous Integration / Continuous Deployment

In DevOps, what is a “pipeline”?

A series of automated steps for building, testing, and deploying code

What is the benefit of using CI/CD?

Faster and more reliable software delivery

What is the main purpose of software testing?

Identify and fix bugs in the software

What is a “bug” in software development?

An error or flaw in the program

What triggers a GitHub Actions workflow?

Events like push, pull_request, or schedule

What is the main goal of DevOps?

To improve collaboration and automate software delivery

What is a GitHub Actions “workflow”?

A file that defines automation steps

What do we test in Unit Testing?

Individual pieces of code (like functions or methods)

What is Netlify and Vercel used for?

Deploying and hosting web applications

What is a "job" in a workflow?

A collection of steps that run in the same environment

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1
Which of the following is a valid trigger?
on: print
on: push
on: pizza
on: deploy
2
What does Continuous Deployment mean?
Code is deployed every month
Code is manually uploaded
Code is deployed automatically to production after passing tests
Deployment is only done by the QA team
3
What does CI/CD stand for?
Centralized Infrastructure / Cloud Development
Continuous Improvement / Continuous Development
Code Injection / Code Deletion
Continuous Integration / Continuous Deployment
4
In DevOps, what is a “pipeline”?
A server
A network connection
A branch in Git
A series of automated steps for building, testing, and deploying code
5
What is GitHub Actions used for?
Automating software workflows
Editing photos
Managing social media
Writing blog posts
6
What is the benefit of using CI/CD?
No need for testing
Less teamwork
Faster and more reliable software delivery
Slower testing
7
Which types of apps are best suited for Netlify and Vercel?
Mobile apps
Desktop software
Game apps
Static or frontend web apps
8
Which OS can you run workflows on?
macOS
Windows
All of the above
Ubuntu
9
What is the main purpose of software testing?
Prove the software works perfectly
Make the software look pretty
Make the code run faster
Identify and fix bugs in the software
10
What is a “bug” in software development?
A feature requested by a client
A hardware issue
An intentional security measure
An error or flaw in the program
11
What file format is used for GitHub Actions?
.html
.json
.yaml
.txt
12
What triggers a GitHub Actions workflow?
When someone sends an email
Events like push, pull_request, or schedule
Every time someone logs into GitHub
When the repo is deleted
13
What is the main goal of DevOps?
To slow down releases for testing
To improve collaboration and automate software delivery
To eliminate all bugs in software
To separate developers and operations teams
14
What is a GitHub Actions “workflow”?
A team calendar
A file that defines automation steps
A chat room
A feature request
15
What do we test in Unit Testing?
Server connection
The user interface
Individual pieces of code (like functions or methods)
The entire system
16
What is Netlify and Vercel used for?
Writing code
Deploying and hosting web applications
Designing logos
Creating databases
17
What is the main benefit of using Netlify or Vercel?
They cost $100/month
Manual deployment required
Automatic deployment from Git
No custom domains allowed
18
What is a "job" in a workflow?
A programming language
A GitHub user role
A backup process
A collection of steps that run in the same environment

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