Drag and Drop Question Drag and drop the steps from the left into order on the right to create a common CI/CD pipeline process. Not all options are used. Answer:

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This question tests knowledge of the sequential stages in a standard CI/CD (Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment) pipeline. The candidate must correctly order the phases that take code from development through production release.

Approach. The correct order - Build → Commit → Deploy → Evaluate - reflects a common pipeline model where source code is first compiled and packaged into an artifact (Build), that artifact is then committed (published/pushed) to an artifact repository or registry (Commit), the validated artifact is then released to a target environment (Deploy), and finally the release is assessed for correctness, performance, or business impact (Evaluate). 'Test' and 'Regress' are distractors that, while real pipeline activities, are not part of the four-stage model this question targets. 'Regress' (regression testing) is typically a sub-phase of testing, not a top-level pipeline stage in this framing.

Concept tested. CI/CD pipeline stage ordering - specifically the sequence of Build, Commit (artifact promotion), Deploy, and post-deployment Evaluation in a software delivery workflow.

Reference. CompTIA DevOps+ (DevOps Institute) - CI/CD pipeline fundamentals; also covered in DevSecOps and cloud practitioner certifications such as AWS Certified DevOps Engineer.

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