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1. Which of the following repositories can you write to (if you have permission)?. Local repositories. Fetch repositories. Integrated repositories with which you have an account. Remote repositories.

Which kind of repository is used to aggregate other repositories?. Local repository. Remote Repository. Virtual Repository. Distribution Repository.

What happens in Artifactory when you experience a DNS error for one of your remote repositories?. You no longer have access to that remote repository until the error is resolved. Your files are available locally so the error doesn’t impede your productivity. You have to shift gears and work with files in the local repositories until the error is resolved. Artifactory support will work with the remote repository to get the issue resolved.

Where does Artifactory get the information it stores in records?. Build tools. Package managers. Repository services. All of the above.

Which of the following build details are tracked by Artifactory?. A. Who initiated the build. B. The CI server used. C. Dependency cache. Both A & B.

Automation tools such as Chef, Puppet or Ansible integrate with Artifactory and provide all the details that Artifactory records in its system. true. false.

All tasks executed in Artifactory’s can also be done using which of the following. Some tasks can only be done in the UI, so there is no option for executing ALL tasks. You have to use plugins to manage tasks without the UI. You can’t execute tasks without the UI until you have successfully integrated with other tools. You can use REST API to execute any tasks you do in the UI.

What tasks can plugins automate for developers and administrators?. Scheduling tasks. Manipulating uploads and downloads. Extending Artifactory’s security controls. All of the above and more.

What tools does Artifactory use to automate the development lifecycle?. REST API, JFrog CLI, a plug-in framework, and built-in integrations. JFrog has built complex robots to do a lot of the work for you. Only the REST API because it can perform any task you can also execute in the front-end UI. Some integrations are available, but in most cases you have to build a custom plugin to make it work.

Which of the following is NOT done using a virtual repository?. Aggregate local and remote repositories. Specify artifact resolution. Simplify modifications to logical topology. Move artifacts from Artifactory to JFrog Bintray.

What is the difference between browsing in “Tree” mode and browsing in “Simple” mode?. Tree browsing a natural algorithm to show additional files that are relevant to the one you select. Simple browsing uses AI to guess what you’re looking for. Simple browsing singles out the directory from the rest of the tree when selected. Tree browsing uses color and simple browsing is in black and white.

What is special about a JCenter search?. It’s a property search. It uses wildcards to find certain types of files. It originates from JFrog central so it looks in all the core repositories before going out to the rest of Artifactory. Jcenter is hosted on Bintray. When performing JCenter search it searches directly on Bintray for any Java open source packages.

How can I find the multiple locations of an artifact as referenced by its metadata?. Run a checksum search. Use the JCenter search. Do a Property search. A Quick search should do the trick.

What permissions do you need in order to move a file from one repo to another?. Read, Annotate and Deploy. Deploy, Annotate and Delete. Read, Deploy and Delete. Only an admin can move a file.

How can you access Artifactory?. Using Password. Using Encrypted Password. Using API Key. All of the above.

What can only admin do?. A. Deploy artifacts. B. Create repositories. C. Change Security Configurations. D. Both B and C.

Which permission does a user need if he or she needs to “move” a package?. Cache/Deploy. Manage. Annotate. Delete/Overwrite.

What are permission targets in Artifactory?. The artifacts that users can access. The repositories that users in a group can access. The projects that users are allowed to build. The groups to which users are assigned.

What permission target options allow group users to access a newly created repository?. 1. Specific selection of repositories. 2. The Any Local option. 3. The Any Remote option. 4. The Anything option. 5. All answers EXCEPT 1.

Typically a developer will have a deploy permissions to a repository at which stage in the development lifecycle?. Release. Development. Staging. All of the above.

How can you make use of Artifactory to support build promotion?. Use a different repository for each stage of the build process. Use metadata to track artifacts at each stage. Assign permissions relevant to different stages in the cycle and limit to repositories created for each stage. All of the above.

How can you automate build promotion in Artifactory?. A. Just move artifacts from one repo to another using the UI. B. By using REST API calls in a scripted process. C. By using JFrog Plugins in your build tools. D. Both B and C.

Which cloud-based CI servers are supported with Artifactory plugins?. TeamCity. Circle CI. Jenkins. Cloud-based CI servers can’t use plugins. You need JFrog CLI to integrate these.

What configuration is needed when you install Artifactory plugins for CI Servers?. Credentials and repositories to be used. None, the plugin configures everything for you. A list of the open source licenses you plan to use. CI server license key, Artifactory license key, and dependencies declared.

How do plugins interact with Artifactory?. Using CI server hooks into the system. Using REST API & PAPI. Using JFrog Mission Control. Using the JDBC driver.

What is the default “Artifactory” property set used for?. Nothing. It’s an empty set you can use as a template. It contains open source license information. It contains metadata parameter for all the sets you create. It has basic Artifactory settings values for repositories.

What happens when a request for an artifact of a specified property setting resolves to a 404 in a virtual repository?. An error message explains why it can’t find what you’re looking for. The requests moves on to a distribution repository. Nothing. The search is over. The request moves on to the next repository.

How can properties be used in artifact resolution?. Using matrix parameters at the end of a URL to request an artifact with the specified property or properties. By assigning property sets to the right repositories. By adding decorations that only work in virtual repositories. Using the topology to replicate the artifact when it’s ready.

What does the dry-run option do in a CLI command?. It stores a command for later use. It lists the steps of process it’s about to perform before actually doing it. It simulates the command before prompting you on whether you want to execute. None of the above.

How does JFrog CLI make use of REST APIs?. You have to use them together if you want you commands to run correctly. JFrog CLI uses REST APIs to execute commands, but CLI offers more powerful options. You need JFrog CLI in order to use REST APIs. It doesn’t. JFrog doesn’t use REST APIs at all.

Why is being checksum-aware a benefit to using CLI?. The benefit is only useful with a solid network connection because if the connection is dropped mid-transfer, the file may become corrupted. The checksum is used to tag artifacts on a REST API head request, so the system doesn’t have to work as hard. CLI is not checksum-aware. Any artifact manipulation, such as uploads and downloads, are checked against the artifact’s checksum, and only metadata is updated if files are already found in target locations.

Which of the following is NOT a primary domain for running a query in AQL?. Build. Property. Item. Promotion.

How many domains can be used in a query?. You can run a query in as many domains as you like. AQL queries can run two domains at a time. There’s only one primary domain on which you can run a query. All other domains are sub-domains of the one primary. You can run queries on only one domain at a time, which is one of the 5 primary domains.

Which one of the following is a benefit of using JFrog CLI to execute an AQL query?. In JFrog CLI, you can use one command line to execute the query along with a command to execute against the results. Executing the query with the REST API only recognizes some of the supported primary domains, but JFrog CLI supports all of them. JFrog CLI doesn’t offer any benefits over using the REST API to execute the query. In JFrog CLI, you can build queries using extra primary domains like Property and Stat, even though AQL doesn’t support these as primary domains.

Which one of these is a callback supported by Artifactory plugins?. Duplication. Re-authentication. Download. Upload.

With Artifactory plugins you can execute which of these groups?. Schedule-based jobs, user-triggered jobs, and build-triggered jobs. Month-based jobs, admin-triggered jobs, and post-triggered jobs. JAR-based jobs, developer-triggered jobs, delay-triggered jobs. IDE-triggered jobs, Artifactory-triggered jobs, plugin-triggered jobs.

Which plugin deletes all artifacts not downloaded for the past n months?. ArtifactPastMonthlyCleanup. NMonthDeletion. DeleteArtifact. ArtifactCleanup.

What is the recommended way to secure communication to Artifactory?. By using WebDav. By setting up a reverse proxy and enabling HTTPS. By encrypting user access. By using 2 factors authentication.

How does Artifactory secure the integrity of your binaries in storage and in transit to and from Artifactory?. Checksum storage and checksum validation. Binary signing. Using blob storage. Artifactory does not guarantee such binary integrity.

How do you enable encryption for communication with the database?. By using a reverse proxy in front of your database. Edit the db.properties file of the Artifacotry server of the database in use. By using nosql database. By using an object storage.

How does Artifactory support a promotion-based development cycle?. Creating branches on git repository when needed. Using different storage for different stages. Using metadata and repository isolation based on permissions. Artifactory does not support concept of promotion.

LDAP users without an Artifactory account won’t be able to login. True. False.

What happens if LDAP authentication fails?. Artifactory attempts authentication based on its users credentials. User account will be locked. Artifactory will crash. Artifactory will create a new user that match given credentials.

Where can a user generate an encrypted password or API key?. In the user’s Profile settings in Artifactory. With the REST API. Both.

What happens with an API key in use when the user that created it is removed from the system?. The API key continues to work because it is not linked to any user or password. API key will be removed from the system. API key is attached to another user.

Artifactory always encrypts passwords used in Artifactory. True. False.

How is an Access Token created?. Using REST API. Using the UI. Using the JFrog CLI.

What happens if a username is not specified when creating an Access Token?. Artifactory creates a transient user, which may be used for non-human access. Creation will fail. Access Token will be attached to last created user.

How is a Circle of Trust created in Artifactory?. By placing the root certificate of services to be included in the Circle in Artifactory’s trusted/ directory for trusted keys. Through the REST API. By creating at least one repository replication between two instances.

How does a remote repository help in managing dependencies?. It helps developers work remotely. It confines dependencies to a sandbox. It enables you to specify access to only trusted sources and more fine-grained control over monitoring what is consumed. It’s a way to organize teams by the dependencies they use.

A top-down approach to dependency management is characterized by which of the following?. Tight controls on access. An organization method for nesting dependencies in a tree structure. An open communication model for keeping everyone informed. Easy access to top level libraries and namespaces.

A bottom-up approach to dependency management is characterized by which of the following?. Broader access to developers that is auditing for tracking any issues that arise. Sharing information with developers on dependency use. Sharing reports with developers on possible risks. All of the above.

Build information is available in Artifactory out-of-the-box. True. False.

You want to update a dependency. How can you find out what the impact would be if there were issues with the update?. Navigate to a specific build and look under the Published Modules tab to see how many dependencies the build uses. Explore the build history for a project to see what issues have caused problems in previous builds. Navigate to the dependency in the Artifact Repository Browser and look under the Builds tab. Toggle to the 'Used By' option to see the number of builds using the dependency. Look under the Environment tab for a build to see what environment variables are being used by the dependency.

Filestore configuration is managed in the following. binarystore.xml. artifactory.config.xml. logback.xml. bootstrap.xml.

The maximum redundancy count for a sharding storage system with 4 mount points is. 2. 4. 1. 3.

The ______ binary provider type stores files in the filesystem with the use of caching to improve performance. blob. cache-fs. eventual. file-system.

I have a 3 node Artifactory HA cluster therefore I have a DR system. True. Partially true. False. None of the above.

In a hot DR restoring service takes almost no time. True or False?. True. False. Only if you have a cluster. None of the above.

Which of the following statements is False?. Layouts are nothing but a complex regular expression. Setting up a repository automatically configures the layout for the package type selected. Artifactory let’s you change the default layout. You can create custom layouts to support your production setup.

Repository Layouts use which of these tags/fields?. orgPath. module. baseRev. all of the above.

Query Language used in Artifactory is __. AQL. NoSQL. None of the Mentioned. SQL.

Term which refers to the degree of module dependency on other modules is __. Cohesion. Attraction. Repulsion. Coupling.

Developers declare their dependencies in which of Software Development?. Design. Development. Testing. Requirement Analysis.

In which Default Port number does Artifactory run?. 8081. 8080. 7897. 8082.

POM stands for?. Planning Object Model. Project Object Model. Planning Overview Model.

Artifactory is not an open source solution. true. false.

Which API does the Artifactory exposes?. REST. SOAP.

Artifactory can provide Cloud based Storage. True. False.

Build Module of Artifactory UI contains the Results organised by __ . Build Name. Last Build Id. None of the mentioned. Last Build time. All the Options.

Which of the following is not a part of naming convention provided by JFrog?. Team. Locator. Maturity. Technology. Version.

Artifactory is used as __ . Version Control System. Binary Repository Manager.

Artifactory provides search options based on __. All the Options. Package Format. File Names. CheckSum.

Type of Repository Format not supported by Artifactory. R. None of the mentioned. Maven. NuGet. PypI.

LDAP Authentication is provided by Artifactory. False. True.

What form of data is stored in Binaries?. Blobs. Texts.

Artifactory allows repositories to be __ . Export. All the Options. None of the mentioned. Import.

Artifactory acts as proxy for Remote Repositories. False. True.

Binaries are versioned by __. Content. Both Content and Name. None of the Mentioned. Name.

No. of Build Life cycle phases Maven has is __ . 7. 6. 5.

You're working on a project that uses the Artifactory API. What is the best method to authenticate?. Generate and copy the API key under your profile settings in Artifactory. Include your username and encrypted password in the code. Include a script that denies access unless it's over a secure channel. request that an anonymous user be created for the project and use those credentials in the code.

You've created repositories that map to your group's development cycle. Once the code has been tested and promoted to a staging repository, only select developers should continue to have write access. Which of the following solutions for permissions in Artifactory best supports this scenario?. Create a group in Artifactory for developers that includes write access to staging repositories or any packages tagged with staging metadata. change the permissions for packages at the time of promotion. create an automation script that removes tested packages from the testing repositories after they have been promoted so testers no longer have access to them. when setting up the staging repository in artifactory, use the set me up wizard to define the users who can access it.

Which of the following strategies offers the most efficient way to promote builds in Artifactory from one development phase to the next?. Use artifactory API to promote a build from one to repo to the other. create separate repositories for each phase duplicate files in the repository representing the next build phase. configure the CI server to promote builds and then mirror repository managment in artifactory to the CI server setup. create a virtual repository in artifactory where an admin can organize files through each phase of the dev cycle.

You're trynig to resolve an artifact in artifactory, but you get a 404 error. you known the artifact is present because your co worker can access it .which of the following might cause the error?. The exclude or include patterns in the permissions that defines your access might prevent artifactory from resolving the artifact. your co-worker is probably accessing a cache that has not yet been updated to show that the artifact was deleted. Artifactory could be operating over a slow connection which is taking too long for appropriate result to be returned. Artifactory doesn't recognize your new machine and is preventing access.