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Your organization is implementing a security compliance plan for Azure DevOps. Which TWO actions help enforce the principle of least privilege?
Option B is correct because Azure DevOps security groups (such as Project Administrators, Contributors, or custom groups) let you assign only the specific permissions each team needs, directly implementing least privilege instead of granting broad access. Option D is correct beca…Read full explanation
A company uses Azure DevOps for CI/CD. They have multiple pipelines that deploy to different environments. They want to ensure that secrets like API keys are not exposed in pipeline logs. What is the best approach?
Variable Groups linked to Azure Key Vault allow you to securely store secrets in Key Vault and reference them in pipelines without exposing the actual values in logs or output. Option A is incorrect: Azure App Configuration with Key Vault references is designed for application co…Read full explanation
You are a DevOps engineer for a large enterprise that uses GitHub Enterprise Cloud. The development team follows a GitFlow branching strategy with develop, feature, release, and main branches. The release branch is created from develop when a release is ready. After testing, the release branch is merged into main and then tagged. However, the team frequently forgets to merge release branches back into develop, causing hotfixes applied to main to not be in develop. You need to implement an automated process to ensure that after a release branch is merged into main, the changes are also merged back into develop. The solution must not require manual intervention and must handle merge conflicts gracefully by opening a pull request for conflict resolution. Which approach should you use?
It uses a GitHub Actions workflow triggered on pushes to main to automatically merge main into develop. If conflicts arise, the workflow opens a pull request for manual resolution, ensuring no changes are lost and the process remains automated without manual intervention.
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