What is the main use of resources in IBM UrbanCode Deploy?
A. To contain actual deployment artifacts
B. To group component versions and configuration versioning into one entity
C. To contain artifacts, or files, that provide a reusable solution
D. To translate between agents (actual execution) and logical deployment targets
In order to set up an integration with WebSphere, you first perform a WebSphere Topology Discovery. WebSphere is not installed in a default location and so you must notify IBM UCD concerning the location of the wsadmin executable. What is the name of the property that you must set, and where do you set it?
A. You must set the wsadmin.location property on the correct resource.
B. You must set the wsadmin.path property on the correct agent.
C. You must set the wsadmin.executable on the correct resource.
D. You must set the wsadmin.location on the correct agent.
Which security types are used to secure the IBM UrbanCode Deploy server?
A. Server Configuration and Web UI
B. Security UI and Application Security
C. Application Security and DevOps Security
D. UI Security and DevOps Security
Property resolution is used in many places. What is the correct format for resolving a property named "portNumber" at the environment scope?
A. ${p:environment:portNumber}
B. ${p/environment/portNumber}
C. ${environment:portNumber}
D. ${p:environment/portNumber}
What is an agent?
A. An agent is a logical user-defined construct that represents a target for deployments.
B. An agent can be either a logical or physical representation of a deployed application.
C. An agent is a pre-defined construct that represents a server targeted for deployments.
D. An agent is a lightweight process that runs on the target host and communicates with the IBM UrbanCode Deploy server.
You have multiple application environments sharing the same resource. What will you see in the inventory of this resource?
A. Only the versions of components deployed from one application
B. All versions of all components deployed from the sharing applications
C. Last versions of all components deployed from the sharing applications
D. Only the last version of the component deployed from the application that was used last
A development team wants to capture all the versions of the components that were deployed in the QA environment and the want to deploy them on the Production environment. What is the best approach for doing this in IBM UrbanCode Deploy?
A. They should create a tag to identify which revisions were deployed in the QA, and when executing the deployment to Production they should select all the versions that have the defines tag.
B. They should create an application baseline that includes all the component versions deployed on the QA.
C. They should compare the QA environment with the Production environment, and from the differences create a delta deployment that should be applied to Production.
D. They should create a snapshot of the QA environment and deploy this snapshot to Production.
What happens to a process when a new version of a used plugin is uploaded into an instance of IBM UrbanCode Deploy?
A. Nothing happens because the process continues to use the versions of steps that were defined in the previous version of the plugin.
B. IBM UrbanCode Deploy provides a message that the process might be impacted by new step versions which are available in the new plugin version.
C. The process steps automatically are updated to use the versions that are provided in the new plugin version.
D. In current versions of the tool, the processes unfortunately become broken and must be manually repaired.
What do Source Configuration plugins enable the user to do?
A. Explicitly define an IBM UrbanCode Deploy agent that will download a component's files
B. Explicitly define a sub-process that will perform selective configuration of a component's files
C. Explicitly define a procedure for interactively selecting which component files to download when the deployment process runs
D. Explicitly define a sub-process for downloading a component's files from multiple repositories
What is the IBM definition of "DevOps"?
A. A methodology for software development that divides tasks into short phases or work and frequent reassessment and adaptation of plans with an emphasis on team collaboration
B. AN enterprise capability for continuous software delivery that enables organizations to seize market opportunities, respond more rapidly to customer feedback, and balance speed, cost, quality and risk
C. A system for increasing development efficiencies by transitioning core lean manufacturing principles over to software development practices in order to eliminate waste and amplify learning.
D. An approach for continuous improvement in software and systems delivery, which allows IBM customers to achieve greater value from their investment in software and systems technologies