An organization must automate the provisioning of infrastructure required for software releases. Developers must apply infrastructure code from within existing development tools. Which DevOps…

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Options

• Ainfrastructure as code
• Bcontinuous development
• Ccontinuous testing
• Dcontinuous integration

• A
  86% (24)
• B
  7% (2)
• C
  4% (1)
• D
  4% (1)

Explanation

Infrastructure as Code (IaC) is correct because it treats infrastructure configuration (servers, networks, storage) as versioned, executable code - enabling developers to provision environments directly from their existing development tools like IDEs or CLIs, which is exactly what the scenario describes.

B (Continuous Development) is not a standard DevOps practice; it's a vague term sometimes used loosely but has no formal definition in this context. C (Continuous Testing) focuses on automating test execution throughout the pipeline - it verifies software quality, not infrastructure provisioning. D (Continuous Integration) automates the merging and building of code changes, not the provisioning of the underlying infrastructure.

Memory tip: IaC = "treat servers like source code." If the question mentions provisioning, environments, or infrastructure managed through code or developer tools, the answer is IaC.

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