PeopleCert Exam DevOps-Engineer Topic 6 Question 38 Discussion

Actual exam question for PeopleCert's DevOps-Engineer exam

Question #: 38
Topic #: 6

Which or the following commonly adoptee DevOps team approaches is the BEST example of a DevOps teaming model that does not fully support the overall goals of DevOps?

ADevOps as a tools team

BDevOps advocacy team

CA stream-aligned team

DA site reliability team

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Suggested Answer: C

by Ellsworth at Aug 06, 2024, 04:35 AM

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Christiane

3 months ago

A site reliability team focuses more on stability and uptime, rather than collaboration and communication which are key aspects of DevOps.

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Sabrina

3 months ago

Why do you think that?

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Christiane

3 months ago

I disagree, I believe it's D) A site reliability team.

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Sabrina

3 months ago

I think the answer is A) DevOps as a tools team.

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Rhea

3 months ago

I think C) A stream-aligned team may not fully support the overall goals of DevOps because it focuses on individual streams rather than collaboration.

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Fannie

3 months ago

A stream-aligned team? Sounds like a bunch of surfers trying to ride the DevOps wave. I'll stick with the good old-fashioned site reliability team, at least they have a solid foundation.

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Carma

4 months ago

Honestly, the DevOps as a tools team sounds like a recipe for disaster. That's like having a team of mechanics trying to tell the drivers how to drive. Not a good look.

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Vanna

3 months ago

Agreed, having a team focused solely on tools doesn't align well with the overall goals of DevOps.

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Youlanda

3 months ago

D) A site reliability team

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Otis

3 months ago

Yeah, that sounds like a disaster waiting to happen.

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Brendan

3 months ago

A) DevOps as a tools team

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Margarita

4 months ago

But a site reliability team is crucial for ensuring system stability.

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Xuan

4 months ago

Hmm, a site reliability team? Isn't that just fancy IT operations in a new suit? I'll have to go with the tools team on this one, it's the most isolated from the actual DevOps principles.

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Penney

3 months ago

Yeah, the tools team might not be fully aligned with DevOps goals.

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Marti

3 months ago

I would say the tools team is the most isolated from DevOps principles.

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Cordelia

3 months ago

I agree, it seems like it might not fully support DevOps goals.

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Carylon

3 months ago

I think a site reliability team is more like fancy IT operations.

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Xochitl

4 months ago

A DevOps advocacy team? Sounds like a bunch of cheerleaders trying to sell the DevOps dream. I'll go with C, a stream-aligned team, as the best option here.

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Lemuel

3 months ago

Yeah, a DevOps advocacy team might not be as effective in implementing DevOps practices.

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Laurel

3 months ago

I agree, a stream-aligned team seems more focused on the overall goals of DevOps.

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Nina

4 months ago

I disagree, I believe it's D) A site reliability team.

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Margarita

4 months ago

I think the answer is A) DevOps as a tools team.

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Leota

4 months ago

I think the DevOps as a tools team is the least supportive of the overall DevOps goals. Doesn't really foster the collaboration and shared responsibility we're going for.

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