CV0-003 · Question #838
A web consultancy group currently works in an isolated development environment. The group uses this environment for the creation of the final solution, but also for showcasing it to customers…
The correct answer is A. Provide each web consultant a local environment on their device. The root problem is that the group uses a single shared environment for both active development and customer showcases. Ongoing development changes contaminate what customers see, causing discrepancies between the demonstrated product and what ends up in production. By giving…
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A web consultancy group currently works in an isolated development environment. The group uses this environment for the creation of the final solution, but also for showcasing it to customers, before commissioning the sites in production. Recently, customers of newly commissioned sites have reported they are not receiving the final product shown by the group, and the website is performing in unexpected ways. Which of the following additional environments should the group adopt and include in its process?
Options
- AProvide each web consultant a local environment on their device.
- BRequire each customer to have a blue-green environment.
- CLeverage a staging environment that is tightly controlled for showcasing.
- DInitiate a disaster recovery environment to fail to in the event of reported issues.
How the community answered
(43 responses)- A63% (27)
- B7% (3)
- C19% (8)
- D12% (5)
Explanation
The root problem is that the group uses a single shared environment for both active development and customer showcases. Ongoing development changes contaminate what customers see, causing discrepancies between the demonstrated product and what ends up in production. By giving each consultant their own local development environment (A), individual development work is isolated to personal machines. The existing shared environment is then freed to serve as a stable, controlled showcase environment where only finalized work is deployed - ensuring customers see an accurate representation of the final product. Option C (a dedicated staging environment for showcasing) is conceptually similar but introduces an additional environment rather than repurposing the existing one; it is also not the test's intended answer. Option B (blue-green environments for customers) is a deployment strategy unrelated to the showcase problem. Option D (disaster recovery environment) addresses outage recovery, not environment parity issues.
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