TERRAFORM-ASSOCIATE-004 · Question #260
Infrastructure as Code (IaC) provides many benefits to help organizations deploy application infrastructure much faster than clicking around in the console. What are additional benefits to IaC? (Selec
The correct answer is A. allows infrastructure to be versioned B. creates a blueprint of your data center C. code can easily be shared and reused. Infrastructure as Code (IaC) offers benefits such as versioning infrastructure, acting as a data center blueprint, and enabling easy sharing and reuse of code.
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- Aallows infrastructure to be versioned
- Bcreates a blueprint of your data center
- Ccode can easily be shared and reused
- Dcan always be used to deploy the latest features and services
- Eeliminates parallelism
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(15 responses)- A93% (14)
- D7% (1)
Why each option
Infrastructure as Code (IaC) offers benefits such as versioning infrastructure, acting as a data center blueprint, and enabling easy sharing and reuse of code.
IaC configurations are text files that can be stored in version control systems, allowing for tracking changes, reverting to previous states, and collaborative development.
IaC code serves as a declarative blueprint, precisely defining the desired state of infrastructure resources, which acts as living documentation of the data center's configuration.
IaC allows infrastructure definitions to be modularized and abstracted, making it straightforward to share code across teams and reuse it for deploying similar environments or components.
IaC tools and their providers must be updated to support the latest features and services of cloud platforms; the code itself does not inherently grant access to cutting-edge capabilities without these updates.
IaC solutions often facilitate and leverage parallelism, enabling the concurrent deployment and management of multiple independent infrastructure resources to speed up operations.
Concept tested: Benefits of Infrastructure as Code
Source: https://developer.hashicorp.com/terraform/intro/vs/iac
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