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200-901 Question #590: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation

The correct answer is A: It automates the translation of a declarative language of the model into an actionable script.. A model-driven approach for infrastructure automation uses declarative models to define the desired state, which an automation system then translates into actionable scripts or commands.

Infrastructure and Automation

Question

What is a benefit of a model-driven approach for infrastructure automation?

Options

  • AIt automates the translation of a declarative language of the model into an actionable script.
  • BIt enforces the generation and verification of all automation scripts through the modeling
  • CIt provides a small learning curve and helps system administrators with limited coding experience.
  • DIt ensures that system administrators gain a good understanding of coding, and expand their

Explanation

A model-driven approach for infrastructure automation uses declarative models to define the desired state, which an automation system then translates into actionable scripts or commands.

Common mistakes.

  • B. Model-driven approaches aim to abstract away the need for extensive manual script generation, focusing on the desired state rather than enforcing the generation of all imperative scripts.
  • C. While some model-driven tools can simplify specific tasks, the overall learning curve for understanding complex data models, schema languages (like YANG), and the automation tools themselves can still be substantial.
  • D. Model-driven automation's primary goal is often to abstract away low-level coding details, not necessarily to expand system administrators' direct coding knowledge, by focusing on declarative configurations.

Concept tested. Benefits of model-driven automation

Reference. https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/cloud-systems-management/what-is-model-driven-telemetry.html

Topics

#Model-driven automation#Infrastructure automation#Declarative configuration#Automation scripting

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