Refer to the exhibit. A developer must check packages on web load balancers that use nginx packages. The developer updates the servers as required in Ansible inventory and prepares an Ansible…

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Exhibit

Options

• Averifying that nginx is installed only if apache2 is unavailable on the system, and then updating all
• Bverifying, without installing, that apache2 is unavailable and that nginx is installed, and then
• Cuninstalling the apache2 server, installing the nginx server, and then updating all the packages to
• Dinstalling nginx, uninstalling apache2, and then verifying that the package repository is at the

• A
  5% (2)
• B
  3% (1)
• C
  93% (37)

Explanation

The Ansible playbook automates a three-step process on the web load balancers: first, it uninstalls the apache2 package; second, it installs the nginx package; and third, it updates all installed packages to their latest versions. This is a standard Ansible automation pattern for migrating web servers from one HTTP server software to another while keeping the system fully patched. Options A and B describe verification-only or conditional logic workflows, and option D incorrectly reverses the install/uninstall order and focuses on the package repository rather than the system packages themselves.

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