GitHub-Actions Practice Questions

A.  

automatic patching of both the runner and the underlying OS

B.  

automatic file-system caching between workflow runs

C.  

support for Linux, Windows, and mac

D.  

support for a variety of Linux variations including CentOS, Fedora, and Debian

E.  

requiring a payment mechanism (e.g., credit card) to use for private repositories

A.  

Delete artifacts from the repositories manually

B.  

Disable branch protections in the repository.

C.  

Use self-hosted runners for all workflow runs.

D.  

Configure the artifact and log retention period.

E.  

Configure the repo to use Git Large File Storage.

A.  

GITHUB_TAG

B.  

GITHUB_REF

C.  

ENV_BRANCH

D.  

GITHUB_BRANCH

A.  

POST /repos/:owner/:repo/actions/runs/:run_id

B.  

GET /repos/:owner/:repo/actions/artifacts/logs

C.  

GET /repos/:owner/:repo/actions/runs/:run_id/logs

D.  

POST /repos/:owner/:repo/actions/runs/:run_id/logs

A.  

a separate public repository

B.  

an .action extension file in the repository

C.  

the same repository as the workflow

D.  

a published Docker container image on Docker Hub

E.  

the runs-on: keyword of a workflow file

F.  

the repository's Secrets settings page

G.  

a public NPM registry

A.  

Encrypt the dataset.

B.  

Leverage the actions/download-secret action in the workflow.

C.  

Store the dataset in a GitHub encrypted secret.

D.  

Store the encryption keys in a GitHub encrypted secret.

E.  

Compress the dataset

F.  

Commit the encrypted dataset to the same repository as the workflow

G.  

Create a GitHub encrypted secret with the Large object option selected and upload the dataset.

A.  

passing the GITHUB_TOKEN secret to an action that requires a token as an input

B.  

making an authenticated GitHub API request

C.  

checking out source code with the actions/checkout@v3 action

D.  

assigning non-default permissions to the GITHUB_TOKEN

A.  

Create a list of the actions that are restricted from being used as an enterprise policy. Every other action can be run.

B.  

It is not possible; if an action is in the marketplace, its use cannot be restricted.

C.  

Create a list that is maintained as a . yml file in a . github repository specified in the enterprise. Only these actions can be run.

D.  

Create a list of the actions that are allowed to run as an enterprise policy. Only these actions can be run.

A.  

Set the DEBUG environment variable to true before starting the self-hosted runner to produce more verbose console output.

B.  

Locate the self-hosted runner in your repository's settings page and download its log archive.

C.  

Access the self-hosted runner's installation directory and look for log files in the _diag folder.

D.  

Start the self-hosted runner with the --debug flag to produce more verbose console output.

A.  

repo name

B.  

tag

C.  

commit SHA

D.  

organization name

E.  

default branch