A company is migrating from a Windows Server to Linux-based servers. A security engineer must deploy a configuration management solution that maintains security software across all the Linux servers.

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• A

  ---

  • name: deployment hosts: linux_servers remote_user: root tasks:
    • name: Install security software ansible.builtin.apt:
• B<hosts>linux_servers</hosts> <os_type>Linux_3.1</os_type> <SELinux>true</SELinux> <source>com.canonical.io</source>
• C{ "name":"deployment", "hosts":"linux_servers", "remote_user":"administrator", } { "tasks":"name":"Install security software", "com.microsoft.store.latest" }
• D{ "task":"install", "hosts": "linux_servers", "remote_user": "root" "se_linux":"false" "application": "AppX" }

• A
  89% (50)
• B
  2% (1)
• C
  7% (4)
• D
  2% (1)

Explanation

Option A is correct because it is a valid Ansible YAML playbook snippet that uses the appropriate 'ansible.builtin.apt' module, which is the correct package manager for Linux/Debian-based distributions (such as Ubuntu). Ansible is an industry-standard, agentless configuration management tool well-suited for maintaining security software across Linux servers, and the YAML structure with 'hosts', 'remote_user', and 'tasks' fields is syntactically correct for an Ansible playbook.

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