What is the IBM definition of ''DevOps''?
DevOps is an approach that promotes closer collaboration between lines of business, development and IT operations. It is an enterprise capability that enables the continuous delivery, continuous deployment and continuous monitoring of applications. It reduces the time needed to address customer feedback. Development, testing, operations and lines of business were often siloed in the past. DevOps brings them together to improve agility.
References: https://www.ibm.com/cloud-computing/learn-more/what-is-devops
Which construct from the IBM UrbanCode Deploy security model secures product areas (i.e. Application, Components, Environments, Resources Agents, etc.) in IUC Deploy?
IBM UrbanCode Deploy uses a flexible team-based and role-based security model that maps to your organizational structure.
From a high level, the security system for the server consists of an authentication realm, authorization realm, roles, and teams.
A role is a set of granted permissions.
How does an IBM UrbanCode Deploy server execute the deployment on target servers?
The most frequently used step in an UrbanCode Deploy process is ''Download Artifacts'' from theVersioned File Storage plugin. Located in the step tree under ''Repositories'' adding it to your process indicates when you want to pull down the files associated with the component version being deployed.
When this step is executed, a master server sends a JMS message to the Agent with details of the files to retrieve. The Agent then makes a series of HTTP(s) requests to the central server to download the desired files to the desired location. Each request maystream many files. The important thing to keep in mind is that this step (like all steps) is being run on the agent. Thus, it is named ''Download'' not ''Push''.
References: https://developer.ibm.com/urbancode/docs/urbancode-deploy-moves-files-targets/
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IBM's DevOps strategy is based on which main entry point (also known as adoption paths)?
IBM DevOps Adoption paths consists of:
Plan and measure
Develop and test
Release and deploy
Monitor and optimize
References:
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/library/d-adoption-paths/
Which two statements are true about how IBM UrbanCode Deploy (UCD) organize deployment artifacts? (Select two.)
B: Deployable items, or artifacts, can be files, images, databases, configuration materials, or anything else that is associated with a software project. Artifacts can come from a number of sources: file systems, build servers such as IBM Anthill Pro, and many others.
E: When you create a component, you identify the source and define how the artifacts are brought into IBM UrbanCode Deploy.
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