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A DevOps engineer must design a solution to push network configurations across a company infrastructure to ensure
consistency. The solution must be easy to configure and manage and must support Python and YAML. Which
configuration management tool meets these requirements?
Options
Discussion
D
I don’t think it’s B. D fits better since "easy to configure and manage" is classic Ansible, even though SaltStack does Python/YAML too. The "ease" part trips people up on these.
Its D, always see Ansible paired with Python/YAML in official guides and on lab exams for these tasks.
You want Ansible for this, so D. No need to mess with Puppet or Chef when Python and YAML are called out.
A is wrong, D. Seen similar in the official guide and practice exam, Ansible is what they're after.
D Ansible fits since it's all about simple YAML config and works natively with Python. Puppet and Chef are more Ruby based, SaltStack is Python but not as straightforward as Ansible. Pretty sure D is what the exam wants here.
D tbh, Ansible checks the boxes for Python and YAML plus it's the go-to for ease of config in most practice stuff. Not totally ruling out B since SaltStack uses Python, but the "easy" part leans it toward Ansible in exam scenarios.
B , SaltStack uses Python and YAML too, and some exam dumps mention it. But "easy to configure and manage" maybe pushes it toward D (Ansible). Not 100% sure since both fit most requirements.
D imo, seen similar on practice exams and Ansible always comes up for Python/YAML with easy config.
Option B
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