3V0-32.23 · Question #69
A financial business wants to reduce the time-to-market by automating the end-to-end testing of a prime service application and releasing it with minimal user intervention. Which service in vRealize…
The correct answer is B. Code Stream. Code Stream is the CI/CD pipeline service within vRealize Automation specifically designed to automate end-to-end workflows - including building, testing, and releasing applications - making it the right fit for automating testing and achieving faster time-to-market with…
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A financial business wants to reduce the time-to-market by automating the end-to-end testing of a prime service application and releasing it with minimal user intervention. Which service in vRealize Automation will allow the business to achieve the requirement?
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- ACloud Assembly
- BCode Stream
- CService Broker
- DOrchestrator
How the community answered
(48 responses)- A13% (6)
- B79% (38)
- C6% (3)
- D2% (1)
Explanation
Code Stream is the CI/CD pipeline service within vRealize Automation specifically designed to automate end-to-end workflows - including building, testing, and releasing applications - making it the right fit for automating testing and achieving faster time-to-market with minimal manual intervention.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A. Cloud Assembly is an infrastructure-as-code tool for designing and deploying cloud templates, not for CI/CD pipelines or release automation.
- C. Service Broker is a self-service catalog that lets users request and consume resources; it doesn't orchestrate automated testing or deployment pipelines.
- D. Orchestrator (vRealize Orchestrator) handles workflow automation at a lower level (e.g., API calls, scripts), but it is not purpose-built for end-to-end application release pipelines with integrated testing stages.
Memory tip: Think of Code Stream = CI/CD Stream - it streams your code from development through testing to release automatically, like a pipeline carrying water from source to destination with no manual lifting.
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