Who wants to be a (DevOps) millionaire (slideshare)

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Question 1 – What does the Dev stand for in DevOps?

Development

Devastation

Deviate

Device


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Question 2 – What does the S stand for in C.A.L.M.S.?

Supervision

Sancerre

Specialty

Sharing

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Question 3 – Which of these would you NOT use to measure

DevOps success?

Deployment Frequency

Change failure rate

Team cost

Cycle time

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Question 4 – Which of these is NOT a tool used in DevOps?

Chef

Pepper

Salt

Puppet

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Question 5 – Which is the most in demand (Oct’15) DevOps skill?

People Skills

Coding/Scripting

Tool Experience

Process engineering

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Question 6 – Which of the following tools is ”Agent-less”?

Chef

Puppet

CF Engine

Ansible

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Question 7 – Continuous Delivery and Deployment

supports The ….

First WaySecond Way

Third Way

Fourth Way

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Question 8 – The Second Way is about?

Integrating Dev & Ops

Amplifying Feedback

Lean Operations

Toolchains

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Question 9 – Which of these techniques does NOT support The Third Way?

Improvement Kata

Deming Cycle

Continuous Integration

Introduced Failure

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Question 10 – To ensure PCI compliance which “aaS” is usually more appropriate?

SaaS

PaaS

PaaS

IaaS

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