Exin EXIN DevOps Foundation DEVOPSF Exam Dumps: Updated Questions & Answers (October 2025)

As an audit log that enables the monitoring of all changes

As an optimal way to link development and testing together

To accelerate the delivery of changes to Production

To always maintain the system in a working condition

Cultural and organizational changes within the IT department only

Disappearance of the Development and Operations departments

Implementation of complex systems, to ensure confidence in the systems

Management principles and approaches to information technology

The amount of products that are delivered within a timeframe

The sequence of releases that deliver a working product

The series of actions performed to fulfill any type of request

Change management process

Integration of release with deployment management

Root cause inventories for recovery

Release inventories for recovery

System and application monitoring

Releasing to a limited number of users, before releasing it to all users

Switching users from interacting with one release to the next within seconds

Test business hypotheses by having half of the users switch to a new release

Cost of delay

Delay divided by duration

Key group comparison

Percentage complete and accurate

Work-in-Progress (WiP)

No, because a deployment pipeline is not the same as automation. Automation is the underlying ideology

No, because the deployment pipeline is just used to order work, automation does not apply

Yes, because if extensive automaton is not used, technical debt will start accumulating

Yes, because the deployment pipeline is needed for continuous automation activities

Yes, because the deployment pipeline is the technology that is used to automate work

Allowing your DevOps teams to develop their own specific mission

Forming a DevOps team for short period of time during a project

Identifying, fixing and learning from errors only after your project ended

Writing code for software to have built-in quality as a main goal

Measured service

Percentage complete

Process time

Server time

Continuous delivery

Self-organization

Value chain thinking

Welcoming change