CGOA 無料問題集「Linux Foundation Certified GitOps Associate」

（A）Continue to monitor the issue and proceed with the deployment, as it may not significantly impact the application.

（B）Raise a ticket with the development team to fix the error in the configuration file.

（C）Make a call to the Kubernetes API with the correction.

（D）Roll back the deployment to the previous working version while investigating the error in the configuration file.

（A）CD takes part simultaneously with CI, both components of GitOps practices.

（B）CI plays a significant role in GitOps practices.

（C）CD takes part before CI stage in order to ensure the successful deployment of applications.

（D）CD takes part after CI to automate the deployment of applications based on changes in the Git repository.

（A）Delete and recreate the cluster from scratch to ensure a clean and controlled state.

（B）Use kubectl to delete all resources that were changed in the cluster and wait for a reconcile.

（C）Reconcile the changes by running a script or command that synchronizes the cluster with the desired state.

（D）Save those changes to the Desired State store and allow the GitOps controller to attempt reconciliation.

（A）Committing the deployment configuration to a Git repository or similar State Store.

（B）Running a script in CI to deploy the application.

（C）Skipping the deployment process and directly running the application code.

（D）Manually copying the application code to the production server.

（A）The size of the cluster and the complexity of the reconciler logic.

（B）The location of the state store and the number of replicas.

（C）The programming language the applications are written in.

（D）The version of Kubernetes and the availability of network resources.

（A）Write Kubernetes Patch files in a database for later use.

（B）Write back to Desired State to match the actual state.

（C）Find the differences between Desired State and actual state and create a new system based on these changes.

（D）Attempt to apply Desired State to the running system.

（A）Ask team members to manually review each other's configuration files for formatting issues.

（B）Ignore the formatting issues and focus on the functionality of the configuration files.

（C）Manually review each configuration file to check for any formatting issues.

（D）Use a linter tool to automatically check the configuration files for formatting issues.